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Area of Practice: Lifting and material handling equipment, cranes (overhead, terrain, special), elevating platforms, conveyors. Off-road machinery, earth moving equipment, trench walls stability, drilling equipment. Construction equipment, concrete pouring and vibrating, precast concrete, prestressed concrete production, demolition. Steel structures fabrication, transportation, assembling and erecting, scaffolding. |
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Friday, March 03, 2006
Genie on ARA 2006
GS-3268RT Scissor lift
This small deck rough terrain lift has “true” 4 wheel drive traction control. The aerial platform is 68” wide, elevated height is 32’. Capacity of the platform is 1000lb.
Genie TZ 34/20
Trailer mounted work platform TZ 34/20. Working height is 40ft (12m). Working outreach is 18’-4” (5.6m). TZ 34/20 is equipped with: telescopic primary boom, Genie automatic levelling system (11-degree leveling capability).
Genie GTH 844
Rough terrain telescopic boom material handler GTH 844 has lift capacity 8,000lb, maximum lifting height 44ft, and forward reach 27ft. The weight of the GTH-844 high reach rough terrain telehandler 22,320lb.
Construction Machinery for Ukraine
Wednesday, March 01, 2006
MEC on ARA'2006
MEC3072RT
MEC placed on its website NEW midsize rough terrain scissors MEC3072RT and MEC3772RT. On the show MEC presented only MEC3072RT. Technical data for new working aerial platforms is not available yet.
Former Volvo telehandler
MEC aerial platform sales Inc, the company headed by Jim Tolle and Craig Braun, produces the new MEC scissor lifts, has purchased the assets and business rights to the telehandler range that Volvo has been working on for almost four years. Volvo purchased its telehandler designs from UpRight, which had engineered them from scratch with both high and low, boom configurations. Since the purchase in 2002, Volvo has completely redesigned the product, maintaining the basic structure and features, but converting the designs to metric and adding European componentry. Volvo also spent a great deal of attention on the cab and engine areas as well as “fit and finish”.
Models will be on display at the ARA/rental show in Orlando this February
and the range will initially include the TH60 and 80 with 6 and 8,000 lbs lift capacity and 41.75ft /12.7 metre lift heights. A 10,000lbs TH 100 will follow shortly afterwards with a smaller TH40 and 50 further down the road if demand justifies it.
Construction Machinery for Ukraine
GS-3268RT Scissor lift
This small deck rough terrain lift has “true” 4 wheel drive traction control. The aerial platform is 68” wide, elevated height is 32’. Capacity of the platform is 1000lb.
Genie TZ 34/20
Trailer mounted work platform TZ 34/20. Working height is 40ft (12m). Working outreach is 18’-4” (5.6m). TZ 34/20 is equipped with: telescopic primary boom, Genie automatic levelling system (11-degree leveling capability).
Genie GTH 844
Rough terrain telescopic boom material handler GTH 844 has lift capacity 8,000lb, maximum lifting height 44ft, and forward reach 27ft. The weight of the GTH-844 high reach rough terrain telehandler 22,320lb.
Construction Machinery for Ukraine
MEC3072RT
MEC placed on its website NEW midsize rough terrain scissors MEC3072RT and MEC3772RT. On the show MEC presented only MEC3072RT. Technical data for new working aerial platforms is not available yet.
Former Volvo telehandler
MEC aerial platform sales Inc, the company headed by Jim Tolle and Craig Braun, produces the new MEC scissor lifts, has purchased the assets and business rights to the telehandler range that Volvo has been working on for almost four years. Volvo purchased its telehandler designs from UpRight, which had engineered them from scratch with both high and low, boom configurations. Since the purchase in 2002, Volvo has completely redesigned the product, maintaining the basic structure and features, but converting the designs to metric and adding European componentry. Volvo also spent a great deal of attention on the cab and engine areas as well as “fit and finish”.
Models will be on display at the
Construction Machinery for Ukraine
MEC placed on its website NEW midsize rough terrain scissors MEC3072RT and MEC3772RT. On the show MEC presented only MEC3072RT. Technical data for new working aerial platforms is not available yet.
Former Volvo telehandler
MEC aerial platform sales Inc, the company headed by Jim Tolle and Craig Braun, produces the new MEC scissor lifts, has purchased the assets and business rights to the telehandler range that Volvo has been working on for almost four years. Volvo purchased its telehandler designs from UpRight, which had engineered them from scratch with both high and low, boom configurations. Since the purchase in 2002, Volvo has completely redesigned the product, maintaining the basic structure and features, but converting the designs to metric and adding European componentry. Volvo also spent a great deal of attention on the cab and engine areas as well as “fit and finish”.
Models will be on display at the
ARA/rental show in Orlando this February
and the range will initially include the TH60 and 80 with 6 and 8,000 lbs lift capacity and 41.75ft /12.7 metre lift heights. A 10,000lbs TH 100 will follow shortly afterwards with a smaller TH40 and 50 further down the road if demand justifies it.Construction Machinery for Ukraine
