Crane company celebrates 75 years
FOR STREET Crane Company, 2021 marks its 75th year of innovation in crane technology.
FOR STREET Crane Company, 2021 marks its 75th year of innovation in crane technology.
As part of a major upgrade by Babcock to the Rosyth Dockyard, new overhead travelling cranes (OTC’s) have been built and installed by Street Crane Company.
The new £24 million Advanced Manufacturing Building at the University of Nottingham has been equipped with overhead lifting equipment from Street Crane.
Street Crane has completed its second installation for JDR, supplying a high-specification 25-tonne double girder goliath crane at the company’s Hartlepool manufacturing facility
Siemens Wind Power has awarded Street Crane a £3.3m contract to supply overhead cranes for its state-of-the-art £310m wind turbine production and logistics facilities in Hull.
Chris Lindley-Smith, sales and marketing director at Street Crane Company, outlines some of the ways in which today’s cranes are being made safer and more reliable
Vehicle body builder Tiger Trailers has selected overhead cranes from Street Crane Company as an integral element in the production system at its new factory.
Tata’s steel distribution centre at Redcar has invested over £1.5m in special cranes from Street Crane Company to improve order turnaround. The Teeside depot refit includes the installation of four 12t SWL overhead travelling cranes of a radically different design that will significantly improve material processing and speed of delivery to customers.
Visitors from around the world joined Street Crane to celebrate the opening of its new £3m hoist factory this September. Street is said to be the UK’s largest crane and hoist manufacturer and around 70% of its £35m turnover is derived from the sale of hoists and crane kits to overseas manufacturers.
Street Crane Company has been recognised in the Sunday Times/HSBC Fast Track Awards for outstanding growth in export sales.
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