International Cranes and Specialized Transport magazine July-August 2026

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A slight (less than 1 %) slowdown in the overall ranking of the world’s largest specialized transport equipment-owning companies this year but it still clearly retains its underlying strength. Alex Dahm reports.

LIFTING ACCESSORIES AND BELOW THE HOOK
In addition to stronger components, this sector is seeing demand for more flexible solutions to cut lead times and assist with a wider range of projects. Daniel Searle reports.

SAFETY TECHNOLOGY
Artificial intelligence (AI) is supporting a new, dynamic set of safety systems for use on and around tower cranes – while others choose to take a wholly physical approach. Julian Buckley reports.

OPINION: MAKE LOAD ENGINEERING A DISCIPLINE
Load engineering should be defined as a standalone superior discipline, proposes Taner İçten.

PREVIEW: SC&RA WORKSHOP
Safety, standards and adopting new technology at the forefront of this year’s SC&RA Crane and Rigging Workshop in Omaha, Nebraska, USA. Mitchell Keller reports.

SITE REPORT: MEGA MONOPILES
Mammoet’s XXL monopile handling system and its MTC 1600 terminal cranes really sorted a major marshalling job. Alex Dahm reports.

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