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Manitowoc Cranes has announced the second winner of its prestigious Dealer Awards during Intermat in Paris France. Matebat won ‘Best Sales Progression in 2017’ after an exceptional sales performance last year.

Manitowoc is expanding its sales team with a trio of appointments in the Philippines as the range of cranes it supplies to the country continues to grow. Albert Hernandez and Carlo Tarifa are new in-country sales managers for Potain tower cranes; between the pair they will cover the north and south of Philippines respectively. Michael Sanares is the new sales manager for Grove mobile cranes. Based in Manitowoc’s office in Makati City the trio will report directly to the company’s sales director for the Philippines Michael Macatangay.

Manitowoc Cranes zeigt auf der Intermat Paris 2018 einige seiner neuesten Turmdrehkrane und eine ganze Bandbreite renommierter Support-Dienstleistungen. Die Ausstellung findet vom 23. bis 28. April 2018 im Paris-Nord Villepinte Exhibition Center in Frankreich statt. Ausgestellt sind zwei Modelle aus dem Programm der Hup- Selbstmontagekrane von Potain – ein Hup 32-27 und ein Hup 40-30 – sowie ein MDT 389 der größte CCS Topless-Obendreherkran-. Das Unternehmen wird sich am Stand Nummer 5B M 001 befinden.

Manitowoc wird auf der Intermat Paris 2018 in Frankreich einen wesentlichen Meilenstein feiern seine neuesten Turmdrehkrane vorstellen und einige innovative Turmdrehkran-Komponenten in den Fokus rücken.

Manitowoc has increased its support to customers in South Australia (SA) with the appointment of WATM Crane Sales & Service as its exclusive dealer for the region. WATM has over 40 years of construction equipment experience — 18 as Manitowoc’s dealer in Western Australia (WA). The company will be responsible for the sales and support for the complete range of Grove mobile cranes and Manitowoc crawler cranes.

Moscow-based crane rental company TOPKRAN-RENT has purchased four new Potain Hup cranes – the first to be sold in Russia. The well-established contractor has purchased four new Hup 40-30 self-erecting cranes. All four cranes will be put to work on a four-month project in the capital.

Australian crane rental company Cranes Combined supplied a Grove GMK5150L all-terrain crane to move a church in the state of Tasmania. Equipped with 5.6 t of counterweight and working at a radius of just under 12 m the crane took approximately seven hours to move the 6 t church which had been in position for over 100 years.

Italian rental company Farioli has purchased its first Grove all-terrain crane. The family-owned business based in Novara in the north west of the country bought a 200 t capacity GMK5200-1. Launched in 2015 the GMK5200-1 is a five-axle mobile crane with a 64 m main boom.

Mark Hooper has joined Manitowoc as Vice President Sales – North America Distribution Management Hydraulic and Crawler Cranes. Hooper is responsible for sales leadership and product management for Grove rough-terrain truck-mounted telecrawler all-terrain and carrydeck product lines in North America. Hooper has more than 20 years of sales and marketing experience in the construction industry with much of that time spent at Case New Holland. He will report directly to David Hull Vice President – Americas Sales.

Manitowoc has opened a new Crane Care training center in the city of Santana de Parnaíba which is located in the metropolitan area of São Paulo a major South American transportation hub. The move will provide easier access to Manitowoc’s training programs for technicians across Latin America.

Manitowoc Cranes has announced a new smartphone app that will help customers to diagnose technical issues on their cranes much faster. The free app will be available on iOS and Android devices and will enable users to understand the numeric diagnostic codes that are generated by their on-board control systems. Manitowoc is the first manufacturer in the crane industry to release an app of this kind.

Maxim Crane Works (Maxim) has added 48 new Potain top-slewing tower cranes to its already expansive Potain fleet. The Newport Kentucky-based company will start taking deliveries of the new tower cranes beginning in May of 2018.