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Three Demag V-type cranes for automotive supplier


Innovative industrial cranes for new production location in Saxony 


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n its search for suitable cranes for its new production location in Plauen, Saxony, the mechanical engineering company VCM GmbH has decided in favour of three Demag V-type cranes.


Decisive was the fact that the  roof of the workshop and a portal milling machine that measures 7.80 metres in height, without  distance. The innovative design of the Demag V-type crane, which is based on bionic principles, enables  with the girder geometry for the


same load capacity. “Cranes that have box-section girders with the necessary height would not have managed the required load capacity, not even if they were double-girder cranes”, explains VCM General Manager Ludger Peitz. “The single-girder variants of the Demag V-type cranes even achieve the required load capacity.” The V-type cranes have a rated load capacity of 10 tons and a span  engineering company utilises two of these V-type cranes in its main workshop, which covers an area of 3,000 square metres. “The two cranes in our large production


The two cranes in the main workshop at the new VCM production facility helped to assemble the large portal milling machine.


Thanks to its innovative design, the Demag V-type crane maintains the required safety distance between the tallest machine and the roof of the building.


bay already played a valuable role during the assembly of the portal milling machine, which took several months”, says Peitz. “Following the start of production, they are to be used for transporting heavy parts for the machine tools.” VCM  of V-type cranes: on average, they weigh some 17 per cent less than comparable cranes that have box- section girders. “That enables us to move heavier workpieces with spreaders”, explains Peitz. “In addition, the cranes are designed


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to operate at the shortest possible distance to each other.” A third V-type crane has additionally been installed in another smaller workshop to load and unload trucks.


As a supplier to the automotive industry – including customers such as VW – VCM manufactures machine tools for the production of engine blocks or cylinder heads, for example. The production facility operated by VCM GmbH on the Oberlosa industrial estate will enter 


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