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R 20t installations by Podem...


or conical motors, two-speed or variable frequency drive control, heavy load twin hoists and open barrel hoisting; these are just some of our products and features. “Next to our primary goal to be the world’s leading crane component manufacturer, Podem has developed our local industrial crane division where it supplies customised industrial crane solutions. Though our installation arm is restricted to just our neighbouring region we are skilled in crane installations in remote areas, old manufacturing sites, and modernisations. We supply gantry cranes, light crane systems for different applications, and a complete after sales service.” Kleytman continues: “During the past few


years, Podem has created a joint venture facility with EMGR Germany [which designs and supplies drives and drive components] to secure vertical integration for our electric motor supply. A major step will be the forthcoming online crane configurator, a state-of-the-art technology tool to make client’s projects come to life in 3D virtual reality with motion. “The Podem simulator allows any customer, even one new and lacking


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knowledge of the crane industry, to automatically select the most suitable technical characteristics – of crane and hoist duty classification, main girder selection and so on – according to his


requirements and the latest EN13001 standard. The offer, GA [general arrangement] drawing and even manufacturing drawings are just a click away.


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