AUGUST 2023 I PRODUCT SHOWROOM PAGES
HBC-RADIOMATIC
Tailor-made radio control solutions for industrial applications. HBC-radiomatic is the worldwide technology leader in the field of radio remote controls for industrial applications. For more than 75 years, HBC’s tailor-made solutions increase safety and productivity in all areas of crane technology, in conveyor systems, in construction machine technology, in ship and port technology, in forestry and agriculture, in potentially hazardous areas and in numerous other industrial sectors. With a comprehensive international sales and service network, HBC-radiomatic offers its customers around the globe competent and authorized contacts.
Another major factor of HBC’s success are their individual radio control solutions exactly according to the needs of the customer. The high-tech company relies above all on its own development and construction area as well as on the enormous range of manufacture. Around 90 percent of the components come from the production site at the headquarters in Crailsheim / Germany. The family company is now in its third generation and employs over 500 people.
T: + 49 7951 393-0 JEKKO S.R.L.
Jekko is a world leading mini cranes manufacturer based in the North-East of Italy with more than 45 years of experience in the lift and handling sector. The company proposes alternative and innovative lifting solutions ideal to operate in restricted spaces, with difficult access or characterized by uneven terrain: the product range includes telescopic mini crawler cranes, articulated cranes on tracks, mini pickers and telescopic cranes on tracks with cab, with various dimensions and lifting capacities. The offer includes also a wide range of attachments such as hook or hydraulic jibs, grabber manipulators for pipes and beams, vacuum lifters for glass and lifting beams. Jekko machines find ideal employment in residential construction, glass manipulation, industrial maintenance, mining, oil and gas industry, and many others. Jekko strongly believes in the importance of continuous innovation, to always offer cutting-edge and safe products. Among the latest projects, the eco-green lithium battery powered mini cranes stand out
T: +39 0438 1710083 W:
www.jekko-cranes.com
J&R ENGINEERING
Lift and move heavy loads safely and conveniently with J&R Engineering hydraulic boom gantries. The exclusive LIFT-N-LOCK feature holds up the load in the event the lift cylinder loses pressure. Other exclusive patented safety features include Stabilizer bars, Octagon booms, Load sensing, Digital height indicating system and Oscillating header plates. Field proven models up to 1800 ton capacity and lift heights up to 100 feet. Crawler mounted gantries up to 700 ton capacity and other specialized lifting and transportation equipment available.
T: +1 (262) 363-9660 W:
www.jrengco.com
KITO
KITO Van Leusden is a specialized manufacturer of customized hoisting solutions in the global market. They offer a wide range of special hoisting equipment for different industries.
KITO Van Leusden has developed a push and geared trolley, namely Handycat Trolley special for temporary installation work such as maintenance or temporary lifting jobs. The Handycat Trolley is designed with a smart securing system to prevent the trolley from loose beam adjustment. The trolley is easy to mount by turning the spindle. It is supplied with a click system that makes it simple to fit the hoist to the rails. The trolley is low in headroom and available up to 5 tons. The body parts are electric galvanized and nickel-plated for corrosion protection and are also available in Explosion Protected Execution (ATEX).
This Handycat Trolley produced by KITO Van Leusden is versatile, convenient, and ideal for rental businesses.
Tel: +31 (0) 168 385 225 48 CRANES TODAY
https://vanleusden.com Contact Joe Woolerton +44 (0)20 7406 6687 or
joe.woolerton@cranestodaymagazine.com E-Mail
info@radiomatic.com Web
www.hbc-radiomatic.com
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