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CONEXPO 2023 Ӏ SHOW GUIDE


involved in crane and rigging operations, specialised transportation, machinery moving and erecting, industrial maintenance, millwrighting, concrete pumping, manufacturing, and rental. SC&RA helps members run more efficient and safer businesses by monitoring and affecting pending legislation and regulatory policies at the state and national levels and researching and reporting on safety concerns and best business practices. At ConExpo the SC&RA will be celebrating its 75th anniversary and it invites visitors to come to its booth to explore new resources for crane and rigging professionals and view footage of the Jobs of the Year winners from across the globe. In addition, as a member of the Education Committee, SC&RA is sponsoring a whole range of industry-specific training for the crane, rigging and specialised transportation industry. See the February 2023 issue of Cranes Today for full details of the training schedule.


SPYDERCRANE F9741 Spydercrane mini-crawlers are mini cranes built for working in low access confined areas, both indoors and outdoors, manufactured by the Furukawa Unic Corporation of Japan. In the USA it is distributed by Smiley Lifting Solutions of Phoenix, Arizona, who offers nationwide rentals, sales, and service.


TIGER CRANES N12014 Tiger Cranes has been building high performance


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telescoping service cranes since 1990. Tiger Cranes are standard equipment on Service Trucks International crane bodies. Based in Sioux Center, Iowa, Tiger Cranes markets equipment through direct, distributor, and OEM channels in the United States, Canada, Mexico, as well as international markets.


STROS / UCEL F9302 Czech Republic headquartered manufacturer of rack-and- pinion construction hoists and industrial elevators Stros will be at ConExpo with its business partner UCEL who sells and rents Stros hoists (and elevators) across the United States and Canada.


SUNWARD INTELLIGENT EQUIPMENT F8841 Sunward was founded in 1999, led by Professor He Qinghua of Central South University, China. The company is currently looking for dealers worldwide so, if you are unfamiliar with the company’s range of cranes, or other construction equipment, its representatives will be happy to speak to you.


TADANO F9707 Tadano will have a number of new products which will be revealed at the beginning of the show so make sure to check it out once you arrive. In addition, Tadano will


showcase its new AC 4.070-2 all terrain. It has a main boom length of 164 feet and can lift eight tons at a radius of 32.8 feet. Tadano’s GTC-2000 will


be making its American trade show debut. With a lifting capacity of 172 tons and a 196.9-foot main boom, this telescopic boom crawler crane closes the gap between the 150-200 ton capacity classes. Additionally, Tadano’s GTC- 1300 telescopic boom crawler crane will be displayed with a couple of new features: a third winch and power pack. Tadano will also promote


its green solutions and, especially, the Tadano E-Pack. It can be used to provide zero-emission, low-noise, environmentally friendly operation – especially in tight urban spaces, at night, and in indoor areas.


TALBERT MANUFACTURING D1611


Indiana, USA-based Talbert has been building heavy- haul and specialised trailers since 1938. Its trailers and equipment are used in applications including renewable energy and heavy construction.


TELE RADIO N12833 Founded in Sweden in 1955 Tele Radio develops, manufactures and markets radio control systems for industrial use. It says it provides end-to-end product solutions, technologies and services in the field of wireless equipment control and machine communication where reliability and safety are the key decisive factors.


TEREX S5435 Terex will display its new TRT 40US rough terrain crane. The new model, which follows the


launch of the TRT 80US and the TRT 100US, is designed to be a flexible, durable, off-road crane. It has a synchronised, four-section boom, Terex’s TEOS operating system, compact dimensions (with a width of 8.2ft), a proportional telescopic boom, LED lights and it comes equipped for Terex’s T-Link telematics. Manoeuvrability is enhanced by four steering options. The TRT 40US is equipped with a Cummins four-cylinder engine, with an Eco Mode function. The TRT 40US has


Powershift (permanent four- wheel drive) with two modes to satisfy operators driving style. Terex’s T-Link telematics come as standard. The new TRT models come with a 36-month warranty in the United States and Canada.


Terex’s new TRT 40US


TEUFELBERGER-REDAELLI N11262 Austria-headquartered steel wire rope manufacturer Teufelberger-Redaelli says it attaches great importance to developing successful, long-standing business relationships. As such, it is looking forward to seeing you on its stand at ConExpo.


THE CROSBY GROUP F8426 The Crosby Group manufactures accessories used in lifting, rigging, mooring, and securement applications. Based in the USA, its products include wire


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