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For the roundwood manufacturer Johann Kirchhoff GmbH in the Sauerland region, we have delivered the second storage-area gantry crane in a row.

A milestone for precast concrete manufacturer and their modular house construction: Last week, OTTO QUAST Bau AG in Coswig commissioned an impressive TEICHMANN gantry crane with an overall length of 75 meters and a load capacity of 40 tons. The crane was especially adapted to meet the customer’s demanding requirements and has been successfully handed over.

For a newly opened container depot for hazardous goods, TEICHMANN KRANE has supplied a 50-ton container gantry crane.

In just 6 weeks, TEICHMANN CRANES completely modernized an AUMUND gantry crane from 1974. For this purpose, the crane was completely dismantled and, after the work was completed, re-assembled and put into operation at the customer site.

TEICHMANN CRANES delivered a 45t container gantry crane for the reactivated, 600m long railway connection of the consumer goods manufacturer Procter & Gamble. The new combined terminal with new container crane will make a significant contribution to relieving road traffic and make Procter & Gamble a pioneer in environmentally friendly freight transport.

The aging Wenker gantry crane manufactured in 1971 with a span of 35m and a lifting capacity of 2x12t belonging to the Hessian construction company, Faber & Schnepp Hoch- u. Tiefbau GmbH & Co. KG, needed modernisation and was completely overhauled and modernised in just 7 weeks.

For the company BREMER Betonfertigteile GmbH; the TeichmannGroup delivered 2 brand new travelling cranes to Leipzig.

For the company, Salzgitter Stahlhandel GmbH, TEICHMANN CRANES delivered a brand new 16t gantry crane with a span of 42.5m in just 6 months.

In a record delivery time of just 5 months, TEICHMANN CRANES delivered a refurbished 45t x 40m container gantry crane to the Netherlands.

TEICHMANN CRANES supplied and installed a container gantry crane with a lifting capacity of 45t and a span of 13m for the handling of goods at a "Truck-to-Train" loading terminal in Austria.