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Marr Contracting and RAR Group partnered to each deploy a GMK6400 all-terrain crane on the jobsite.

The first GRT9165 in Brazil heads to cargo handling and lifting specialist Transdata.

Eight Potain MDT 389 top slewing cranes are pouring the concrete and assembling prefabricated elements for all the buildings on the site of the new Servier Paris-Saclay Research Institute in France.

The topless luffing jib crane is the first in Australia and was immediately set to work on a new residential development in the fashionable Melbourne district of Prahan.

The Potain Hup M 28-22 is erecting a large apartment complex in Reno, Nevada, helping the contractor stay on schedule — and even ahead of it.

The new NBT60XL has the best load chart and reach of any 60 USt crane on the market — boom truck or truck crane.

Australian contractor Concept Crane Hire is the owner of the first Grove GMK3060L all-terrain crane in the country. The GMK3060L features a 48 m boom and the strongest taxi load charts in its class.

Stirnimann hat seinen neuen Potain Hup M 28-22 Schnellmontagekran an die Schulthess Holzbau AG für den Umbau und die Sanierung eines alten Schulhauses in Reisiswil im Kanton Bern, Schweiz, vermietet.

Manitowoc is honoring 12 Potain dealers for their dedication in providing NCCCO training and certification for self-erecting tower cranes for the industry.

On June 16, Irish Potain dealer Irlequip installed the world’s first Potain MRH 175 topless crane with hydraulic luffing jib technology on a job site.

For the fifth year in a row, Manitowoc has recognized Lanco Group of Companies (Lanco) as its North America Top Dealer of the Year. The Homewood, Illinois-based group was the largest single purchaser of Manitowoc cranes across all of its brands by dollar amount in 2019.

Contractor R.C.M. Costruzioni S.r.l. has deployed two Potain MDT 319 top slewing cranes for the Porta del Mare residential and commercial development, overlooking the Gulf of Salerno mid-way between Italy’s famous Amalfi Coast and Cilento Coast — both UNESCO World Heritage Sites.