productPrincess Yachts is using freestanding
Goliath cranes from Street Crane
Company to produce its new 30 to
40m M Class tri-deck yachts at the
Devonport Dockyard. They will be
used in the assembly of the craft
allowing larg
productA 4t SWL overhead crane from
Street Crane Company enables
trainees to simulate a helicopter
ditching into the sea at Blackpool
College’s Fleetwood Nautical
Campus (FNC).
EDM produced a module known
as the helicopter
productTo support fabrication of composite
aircraft wings, Bombardier Aerospace,
Belfast is using overhead cranes from
Street Crane Company. There are
three cranes of 5t safe working load.
Two are of 20m span between the
cra
productStreet Crane Company, known for
heavy lift cranes of up to 200t, also
provides equipment for lighter lifts.
The company’s LX series chain
hoists lifts up to 5t safe working load,
with entry level models rated to
0.125
productTo optimise material flow at its
new Leeds manufacturing
site, the Mechanical Drives
division of Siemens Industry
Automation and Drive Technologies
turned to Street Crane Company for
crane systems to meet its complex
h
productAndrew Pimblett, managing director of Street Crane
Company outlines some of the options available at the
lighter end of the lifting range and how these contribute to
improved process efficiency and productivity
Overhe
productA new range of electric chain
hoists, in capacities from 125
to 5000Kg, is available from
Street Crane Company.
Designed for durability
and high productivity, the LX
electric chain hoist is said to
give precise and s
productIt is very important when selecting a crane to consider
factors such as the manufacturing process, safety and
installation needs.Andrew Pimblett, managing director of
Street Crane Company, explains
Overhead cranes are a
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