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PRODUCT SHOWROOM PAGES I JUNE 2022


KITO


KITO is a global leader in the development, production, and sales of world-leading hoists, cranes and accessories.


The FER Food Grade Electric Chain Hoist is the perfect choice for any lifting application in food, beverage, and pharmaceutical industries. Available in single or dual speed, this 3-phase hoist comes standard with nickel-plated load chain, white epoxy paint, and stainless steel and nickel-plated hardware. The white epoxy paint is durable and adheres well to the aluminum body and is especially resistant to chemicals, water, heat, and impact. The FER uses FDA approved lubricants making it suit- able for any application where incidental contact with food or other consumable products is a concern. Available options include a corrosion resistant bottom hook kit and a corrosion resistant trolley kit. All of this makes the FER the number one hoist for food-safe or corrosive processing environments.


Tel:+81-3-5908-0180 Web: https://kito.com/


LINK-BELT CRANES Link-Belt Cranes, headquartered in Lexington, Kentucky, USA, is a leader in the design, manufacture, and support of high-quality telescopic boom and lattice boom cranes serving worldwide industries including construction, energy, infrastructure, plant, and many more.


Link-Belt’s 815,000 sq. ft. (75 716 sq. m) manufacturing facility is home to a family of passionate professionals with a culture of continuous innovation and quality improvement that has pushed Link-Belt to be the most modern crane manufacturer in North America. And by pursuing a strategy of growth and investment, Link-Belt serves the global market through the development of a broad range of field-proven products, a strong distribution network, and strategically-positioned key personnel around the globe.


T: +1 859 263-5200 W: www.linkbelt.com


LONDON TOWER CRANE HIRE AND SALES LIMITED (LTC)


Established in 2003, London Tower Crane Hire and Sales Limited (LTC) offers a comprehensive tower crane service.


We encompass every aspect of crane management. Our comprehensive service runs from initial consultation through to dismantling. Expert advice and site visits determine exactly which cranes will best suit our clients’ requirements


Our Work


The ethos of the company is to work closely with our clients building lasting, trusting relationships. Our inherent understanding of the markets we serve, the expertise and the hands-on approach of our group directors, reinforced by a staff culture of safe working, collaboration and commitment, has made London Tower Cranes a market leader within its field.


T:+44 (0)20 8327 4060 W: www.londontowercranes.co.uk


PALFINGER


The international mechanical engineering firm of PALFINGER is the global leader for innovative crane and lifting solutions. We deliver value every day – our key driver is to support our customers in their competitiveness. This is why we go the extra mile for our customers, this is why we invest into our service network and at the end of the day this is also the reason why our customers recommend us!


Our customers can always count on the reliable and efficient PALFINGER quality – day after day with more than 11,600 employees, 34 manufacturing sites and a worldwide network of dealerships and maintenance centers at over 5,000 locations.


We know that availability, delivery times and speed are critical ingredients for the success of our customers. Therefore, we established our PALDRIVE platform where we offer pre-built Turnkey Solutions – loader cranes on trucks that are Ready-to-Operate.


W: www.palfinger.com T: +43 662 22810 Contact Joe Woolerton +44 (0)20 7406 6687 or joe.woolerton@cranestodaymagazine.com CRANES TODAY 49


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