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PROJECT | R&M MATERIALS HANDLING


Solution ASC requested the R&M brand since the other facilities already possess the R&M product. The owner wanted to stay with the same product so that maintenance could service all the cranes. The material handling fleet is primarily operated by an Autec wireless remote system provided by the R&M team. Specht provided the full structure, American Society of Civil Engineering (ASCE) rail, runway electrification conductor bar, all bridge cranes, concrete work, installation, testing and start-up. “Specht Industries were very reasonably priced and accommodating,” said Demaio. “Joe is very easy to work with.”


Results The installation was very successful. Specht said: “The bridge cranes are all standard, but the


structure was custom. Combined, we know that it will improve their productivity and safety.” Demaio added: “The addition of the new building and overhead cranes will give us the space we need to work safely and efficiently. The future looks bright for ASC, and we may be expanding our cranes even further in the future.” Specht confirmed that an additional 10t capacity crane


is likely to be installed to further enhance productivity in the near future.


8 Winter 2024 | ochmagazine.com


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