Industrial crane and hoist manufacturer, Street Crane Company, has launched an initiative to recruit the next generation of engineers to take the business forward.
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Carbon steel component manufacturer CMS Cepcor has two new overhead travelling cranes which, it says, are delivering considerable improvements to production efficiency.
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Chancellor George Osborne visited the factory of UK crane manufacturing business Street Crane last Friday (13 July), which has seen exports soar to 70% of its £25 million turnover. The chancellor said the manufacturer was precisely the type of business that should benefit from the government's funding for lending scheme, announced the same day.
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Luxury yacht manufacturer Princess Yachts is using freestanding Goliath cranes from Street Crane to produce its new M Class tri-deck yachts at the Devonport dockyard. The cranes will be used in assembly, allowing large fabrications to be moved and placed as the yachts are fitted out.
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Movement of composite wings at Bombardier Aerospace, Belfast is smoother and more efficient thanks to an unusual installation of overhead cranes.
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What is believed to be the world's first air-operated hoist with a lift capacity of 125 tonnes has been manufactured by materials handling specialist JD Neuhaus.
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Siemens' Leeds factory has installed a new crane system to help improve material flow through the site.
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UK crane manufacturer Street Crane has signed a deal with UAE-based Dubai Cranes for the delivery of high-spec factory cranes in the region.
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JCB yesterday (10 February) launched a recruitment drive for 80 engineers to fill vacancies across all the company's sites in Staffordshire, Derbyshire and Wales.
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With phone-hacking, political skulduggery and court cases over MPs' inflated expenses dominating the news headlines, the Automated Material Handling Systems Association (AMHSA) has taken the opportunity to show that its own house is very much in order.
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Facelift Access Hire helped to put the lights up on the giant Christmas tree at the National Trust's Wakehurst Place again this year.
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Air operated hoists supplied by Swindon Lifting from the J D Neuhaus Mini range have been successfully deployed on the engine block machining section by Honda of the UK Manufacturing (HUM) at its South Marston Plant in Swindon. Following an initial installation in this production area some five years ago, further hoists have been subsequently supplied.
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