Ireland-based Liffey Crane Hire has added three Unic mini spider cranes to its fleet.

Brendan Nolan and Donagh Kavanagh Brendan Nolan and Donagh Kavanagh, Liffey Crane Hire, with their new mini spider crane. (Photo: Unic Cranes Europe)

The purchase includes two Unic URW-376 cranes and one Unic URW-295-2 fitted with a hydraulic fly jib.

The Unic URW-376 is a compact design and comes with a safe working load of 2.9 tonnes at 2.5 meters and a maximum lifting height of 14.9 meters, extendable to 16.63 meters with a fly jib. This makes it the ideal choice for projects requiring access to confined areas without losing lifting capacity, the company said.

The Unic URW-295-2, equipped with a hydraulic fly jib, can lift up to 2.9 tonnes at 1.4 meters, with a maximum working radius of 8.41 meters and a lifting height of 8.8 meters, extendable to 9.8 meters, ensuring efficient operations in tight or sensitive environments. It also has a luffing range of -10° to 60° offsets.

Michael Gill, managing director of Liffey Crane Hire and Sales said, “We are delighted to be adding to our Unic range of mini spider cranes. Partnering with the GGR Group and Unic Cranes Europe ensures we have the best equipment to exceed our clients expectations whilst delivering safe and innovative lifting solutions.”

Graeme Riley, CEO of UNIC Cranes Europe, added, “We’re excited to support Liffey Crane Hire as they expand their fleet with more Unic cranes, strengthening our ongoing partnership. Their continued trust in our products is a testament to the reliability and performance of the range. We are confident that these new additions will provide them with the flexibility and efficiency needed to tackle a wide range of lifting challenges across various industries.”

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