Recently, a new range of Beaver Grade 100 lifting chain and components has hit the market, offering enhanced features and benefits over the traditional Grade 80 counterparts as well as other Grade 100 brands.
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Crosby Group announce new load managing cloud-based software
Global leaders in innovation, manufacturing and distribution of lifting and load equipment The Crosby Group have launched the Crosby Straightpoint LoadConnect.
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CICA Crane Safety bulletin
The Crane Industry Council of Australia (CICA) have released their latest Crane Safety bulletin regarding when to change and how to dispose of used crane tyres. From the CEO, Brandon Hitch:
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Beaver Technology Services mitigate the risk with new safety products
With extra scrutiny being placed on workplace safety in working at heights, solutions are now required to combat the challenges of keeping a work site safe in the crane industry. Fortunately, Beaver Technology Services and their range of height safety products provide just the answer.
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Lifting intelligence with Vita Industrial
Vita Industrial held live demonstrations at ConExpo of its Vita Load Navigator (VLN) which uses a powerful system of sensors and air thrusters to automatically stabilise loads and prevent them from spinning.
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Lifting at 100 per cent with Bunzl Safety and Lifting
Aside from the growing availability and affordability of Grade 100 lifting chain and fittings, Grade 100 chain slings offer multiple advantages over traditional Grade 80 product – and with innovations in manufacturing technology, some Grade 100 products are even more advanced.
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Playing Jenga or working with a crane?
In part two of his April article, Klaus Meissner looks at setting up supporting stacks for safe mobile crane outrigging.
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How to properly setup support stack for outriggers
Part one of a two-part article written by Klaus Meissner focusing on how to set up supporting stacks for mobile crane outriggers to ensure they are operated safely.
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Breathe new life into your EWP assets
Like many construction and heavy machinery items, EWPs in Australia require a 10 year inspection in order to keep operating. The Australian Standards of Safety, (EWPA Code of Practice for Power-Operated Elevating Work Platforms 6.4.5 of AS 2550.10), requires a major inspection for all EWPs after 10 years of service and every five years thereafter.
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New Adapta adjustable sling a welcome alternative for lifting solutions
It may be the oldest and largest provider of lifting and rigging services to the industrial sector, but Bullivants is staying young and vibrant, with its fresh product range providing new opportunities to the industry it knows so well.
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