International Cranes and Specialized Transport - August 2022
16 August 2022
IC TRANSPORT 50
The world’s top 50 largest transport companies are revealed, the results of which suggests things in the industry are still more than just ticking along. Alex Dahm reports.
PREVIEW: BAUMA
The latest iteration of Bauma, the world’s leading trade fair for construction equipment, components and services, is fast approaching. ICST has an initial look at what to expect
SITE REPORT:HEAVY SCHEDULE
Sinopec used a 4,000 tonne capacity XCMG crawler crane to lift the tallest and heaviest column on the Quanzhou Guoheng Project in China. Alex Dahm reports.
SPECIALIZED TRANSPORT
New developments from the specialized transport industry mean bigger and more complicated loads can be moved faster, and more sustainably. Niamh Marriott reports.
INTERVIEW:DAVID COLLETT
David Collett reflects on his nine years as president at the European industry association ESTA and considers what the future of the industry might hold.
SITE REPORT: AERTSSEN
Aertssen in Belgium used 138 axle lines of SPMT to move a 4,000 tonne electrical substation for an offshore wind farm. Alex Dahm reports.
KHL CRANE PRO
A new subscription service with a 30-year archive of expert content as well as exclusive new material. Alex Dahm reports.
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