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For the steel manufacturer, Deutsche Edelstahlwerke (DEW), TEICHMANN CRANES delivered a refurbished second-hand gantry crane with a load capacity of 20t and a span of 41m, which was produced sustainably and in a resource-saving manner.

For the sixth time in a row, the TeichmannGroup delivered a 40t steel mill crane to the world's largest steel producer. It only took 9 months from the incoming order to the final delivery of the crane.

Together with KRAFOTEC GmbH, BRUNNHUBER CRANES GERMANY has designed and manufactured a 85t steel mill crane for the transport of rolling mills in the newly built blooming mill hall of the customer Salzigtter AG in Peine.

BRUNNHUBER CRANES has manufactured a 25t double-girder overhead crane in only 6 months with an auxiliary hoist of 16t and a span of 24m. The crane will transport steel billets in a steel mill in Sweden and was manufactured to the highest German quality standards.

The double-girder overhead travelling crane with a load capacity of 30 t and a span of 30.92 m was delivered within a record timing of only 8 weeks.

BRUNNHUBER Eisenhüttenstadt has again carried out a general inspection and complete restoration on a V100 locomotive.

BRUNNHUBER CRANES GERMANY delivered a new 40 t x 37 m slab tong transport crane to an international steel manufacturer. The crane with a dead weight of 245 t was constructed and built at the company's location in Berlin.

BRUNNHUBER CRANES GERMANY delivered in total two crane runways in two-row design and for each of these runways two identical Single Girder OET Cranes with capacity of 2 x 4 t to the steel wholesale trade company Taubmann located near Munich.

BRUNNHUBER CRANES GERMANY supplied two identical single – girder bridge cranes EK 3,2 (1,6 + 1,6) for a renowned hot dip galvanizing plant. Special about this project was the customer specific and process specific programming of the crane system.

The Swiss Company Stahl Gerlafingen that produces structural and reinforcing steel ordered a casting crane for the transport of molten metals from BRUNNHUBER CRANES.