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Cattaneo tower crane new from BKL
Large new self erector with 43 metre radius for sale or rent
BKL supplies cranes for railway viaduct restoration
The bridge in western Germany has been in use for 140 years
BKL ships MK crane to island for palace restoration
Mobile construction crane supports scaffolding and preservation work at historic Herrenchiemsee Palace
Tower crane market update: little and large
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Manufacturers are having to cater for an increasingly wide range of demands from end-users
BKL deploys Liebherr flat top cranes on key A45 viaduct project
Two EC-B flat top cranes are driving progress on Germany’s Rahmede Valley Bridge replacement project
IC Tower Index 2025 – enter now
Enter our annual ranking of the world’s largest tower crane-owning companies
BKL makes complex five-crane lift
Assembling a large trimodal gantry crane with five all terrain cranes lifting in unison
How using refurbished cranes saves time and money
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Repairing, refurbishing and remanufacturing crane components not only saves money but can be a sustainable choice too
BKL adds assembly to services
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German crane specialist presents new business segment
BKL tower cranes tackles Elster Viaduct project
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Liebherr cranes used on refurbishment project
BKL to open new crane facility
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German crane specialist expands European operations with new site
IC100: The top crane-owning companies in the world
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ICST name the name the largest crane owning companies in 2022
What are the latest tower crane projects?
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Niamh Marriott reports on some of the latest tower crane projects being carried out on sites around the world
BKL to distribute Sáez towers
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Exclusive dealership agreement for German crane specialist BKL with Spanish tower crane manufacturer
Manitowoc cranes build German houses
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Construction on the residential development began at the beginning of 2021 with Potain towers from BKL
Cranes in demolition: developing deconstruction
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Demolition work traditionally involves cranes but there has been a shift in the choice of equipment, the methods are changing and there is clear potential for growth. Alex Dahm reports