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Flat top tower crane assists with shipyard development in Istanbul

A 50 tonne capacity crane has been donated by Tadano for the Turkey-Syria earthquake relief effort

Country’s contractors pledge to donate 1% of public reconstruction costs.

LPG tank moved from Iskenderun in Turkey to Jebel Ali port

Australian company develops and completes heavy lift crane solution for Turkish bridge

The company has undertaken the dismantling, crane and transportation services of two power plants to Uzbekistan

Export of the ZCC32000 crane is the third time Zoomlion has broken the record for the highest capacity crane exported from China

Urcan Makina has been appointed official distributor to represent the full range of RT cranes for Turkey.

With over one-year of hard use complete, Turkish stevedoring company says it is pleased with its Sennebogen mobile harbour crane.

Neftas of Istanbul, Turkey, announced as Link-Belt representative

Heavy-duty modules help move heaviest load to-date for Hareket

Country will have to move with the times to take advantage of its potential post Covid-19, says İrfan İşmak at ELS Lift

Fourth unit built of Liebherr’s LR 13000 crawler crane handed over to Russian energy company for nuclear power plant construction

Fourth unit built of the Liebherr LR 13000 crawler crane handed over to Russian energy company for nuclear power plant construction

Kerem Bayrak, VP of Turkey aerial platform association Platformder, reports 40% drop in rental but forecasts domestic growth

Platformder, the assocation for aerial platforms in Turkey, reports on how COVID-19 is affecting the country

Turkey-based ELS Lift adds the 4.5m working height Junior 4.5 scissor, bringing the range to three

Turkey-based access manufacturer is still in production, as the country experiences growing restrictions

Innovative installation procedure for Marr Contracting’s M2480D heavy lift luffers working on the world’s longest span suspension bridge

Power generation equipment installed by Hareket Heavy Lifting and Project Transportation Co.

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