Bigge Crane and Rigging celebrates Potain purchases at CONEXPO 2020
Over the last three years Bigge Crane and Rigging, which is consistently ranked among the Top 10 global crane companies, has used a lot of Potain tower cranes. So many in fact, that Manitowoc Cranes has just given the California-based lifting company an award for being the largest unit volume Potain top slewing and self-erecting crane purchaser over the period that spans CONEXPO 2017 — CONEXPO 2020. Manitowoc’s David Hull, Mike Heacock and Aaron Ravenscroft presented the award to several members of Bigge Crane’s leadership at the Manitowoc booth in Las Vegas.
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From left to right: Josh Bowman and Joe Nelms, Bigge Crane; David Hull and Mike Heacock, Manitowoc; Weston Settlemier, Bigge Crane; Aaron Ravenscroft, Manitowoc; Jesse Sullivan, Pat Gigante, Brian Noga, Mike Buckland and Zack Ganzell, Bigge Crane.
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POTAIN
Potain tower cranes are known around the world for their lifting power, reliability and innovative designs. Potain builds more than 60 types of tower cranes to fit a wide variety of job sites: high capacity top slewing cranes on infrastructure jobs, luffing jib cranes that construct “supertall” skyscrapers, topless cranes reshaping our urban environment and Hup self-erecting cranes transforming residential construction. Known for their ease of use, efficient transport and quick erection times, there are many reasons why Potain tower cranes dot skylines across the globe.
