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[WRE UPDATE | EVENTS]


To meet the widest possible range of training needs out of the box, the Vortex Edge Max comes pre-loaded with CM Labs’ full catalogue of lifting equipment training packs, earthmoving training packs, or both. Every training pack includes guided learning exercises, so trainees can upskill at their own pace when training personnel are not available. In addition, the simulator can be paired with an optional


Instructor Operating Station for instructor-led training. Te simulator can also connect to machines running in other Vortex simulators, for collaborative crew training. Detailed reporting on trainee progress can be retrieved directly from the simulator or the Instructor Operating Station.


MANITOWOC DEBUTS SIX NEW


CRANES AT CONEXPO 2020 Manitowoc Cranes returned to CONEXPO this year to unveil six new cranes to the lifting market. In addition to these, four other crane models that were introduced in 2018 and 2019 were on display at the company’s booth, with several making their North American debuts. Te large number of new cranes launching at the tradeshow reflects Manitowoc’s improved product


The Manitowoc MLC150-1 offers 165USt capacity and a 256 ft main boom, and boasts efficient self-assembly and numerous other features.


development cycle under Te Manitowoc Way. It was less than a year ago that Manitowoc launched six new cranes at bauma 2019, and the company is matching this impressive number at CONEXPO. Te six new models will come from the Manitowoc, Potain, Grove and National Crane ranges, covering a wide spectrum of lifting industry needs. Barry Pennypacker, president and CEO of Te


Manitowoc Company, Inc., said the company is delivering on its promise to design and manufacture new products more rapidly so that Manitowoc customers can utilize the increased capabilities and efficiencies they bring and earn more return on their capital investments. Prior to the event, he said of their objective for the


show: “At CONEXPO 2020, we plan to show how our innovation and velocity efforts under Te Manitowoc Way are producing cranes that offer class-leading design and performance. Many of our customers provide direct input into the design and functionality of our new cranes, and we know that they will be thrilled to see their contributions come to life. CONEXPO will be a great opportunity to show the entire lifting industry that at Manitowoc, Te Revolution is Real.” Previously announced cranes at the company’s booth included: the Grove GRT9165 rough-terrain, GMK5250XL-1 all-terrain, TMS500-2 truck-mounted, and GHC140 telescoping crawler cranes; the Potain Hup M 28-22 (with a U.S.-specific transport axle) self-erecting crane; and the National Crane NBT60L boom truck.


Te six new cranes introduced at CONEXPO are:


• Potain MRH 175 tower crane, a hydraulic luffing jib crane offering easier transport and assembly, and improved on-site productivity.


• Grove GRT8120 rough-terrain crane, claiming the longest boom and strongest load chart in the 120-USt class.


• Manitowoc MLC150-1 crawler crane with new features that make it easier to transport to the job site and quicker to assemble than its crawler-crane predecessors.


• National Crane NBT40-2 series boom trucks features improved load charts and extended boom lengths, among other advanced features.


• Grove GMK6400-1 all-terrain crane a virtual tour of


the new Grove GMK6400-1 all-terrain crane, which was be presented via a VR booth on the Manitowoc stand.


• Potain MDT 569 high-capacity topless crane features industry-leading load charts of up to 35.3 USt (32 t) capacity, easy transport and quick operation – announced but not displayed at the show. y


84 MARCH–APRIL 2020 WIRE ROPE EXCHANGE


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