Last week, E-Crane USA hosted a hands-on training program at the Texas Service Center facility in Rockport, Texas. The week long program was held for E-Crane representatives to learn more about E-Crane equipment, and was attended by Mr. Germán Bertolo, Mr. Alejandro Garcia, and Mr. Jerry Hoffman. Mr. Germán Bertolo (Ingeber), Mr. Alejandro Garcia (Simehsa), Mr. Steve Osborne (E-Crane), Mr. Jerry Hoffman (E-Crane) Mr. Germán Bertolo ...

On a barge anchored in the middle of the roaring waters of the Amazon River, a crane manufactured by Belgium's E-Crane is hard at work loading and unloading grain and soya beans. Motors manufactured by Hoyer ensure that the crane is able to handle the heavy loads and fast pace.   All around the world ‒ from the bitter cold of the Polar Circle, to the ...

It has been mentioned that E-Crane® uses “Single Row Ball Slewing Rings” by our friendly competition. Let us set the record straight and give you some genuine information on “Slewing Rings” used by E-Crane®. The single row ball configuration with four point contact raceways is a commonly employed slew bearing for cranes and some material handlers. This design does not meet the E-Crane® standards! Therefore E-Crane® ...

Left to right: Jason Reilly, Neil Fortney, Chris Paragas, Jeremy Scribner, Joe Biglin, Josiah Justice, Hayden Decker, and Dixie Hanley

E-Crane the Original balanced crane, built to optimise your logistics Lower energy consumption means lower costs. E-Crane’s balanced design drastically reduces horsepower requirements and saves energy. With traditional hoisting machinery, the payload, working tool and steel construction have to be raised. But the E-Crane’s  balance compensates for all but the payload resulting in important energy savings. E-Crane have been doing things quite differently for the last 25 ...

In the spring of 2001, Beelman River Terminals began offloading operations at their new terminal in Venice, IL. which is situated on the east bank of the Mississippi River just north of St. Louis. The crane was engineered specifically for the Beelman facility and is mounted on a 4-legged pedestal directly to 4 piles. The receiving hopper is barge mounted and captive between dolphins. This design ...