CraneTrader Hiab Blog Archive

“Customers will be able to experience a whole new level of heavy load lifting, with a crane that excels in vertical reach of over 39 meters,” says Hiab’s Marcel Boxem. ...

Hiab says its latest Loglift forestry cranes have a new geometry and offer a longer reach, greater performance, and greater uptime. ...

The full, subscription version of HiConnect has been renamed HiConnect Premium; Hiab says HiConnect Premium supplies more details on the fleet and its operations. ...

The Cargotec-owned company recognizes the growing importance of equipment data availability and says that enhanced connectivity will provide its customers with greater value. ...

The company’s newest crane is specially designed to aid in emptying underground rubbish bins, and in addition to having up to 30% greater lifting capacity than previous models is safer to use in crowded urban areas. ...

The company’s subframes and modular truck body kits make crane installation easy and quick, and also easily reversible, since no welding or special processes are involved. ...

Hiab recently received the Quality Organization of the Year Award for its “culture of quality” at a London event. ...

Hiab recently wrapped up its acquisition of Effer, manufacturer of light, medium, and big knuckle-boom cranes for general construction, roofing, tree cultivation, and many other applications. ...

Hiab recently put the finishing touches on the MULTILIFT Ultima, an advanced hooklift that offers a number of features that make it easier and safer to use. ...

The crane and lift equipment manufacturer is strutting its stuff in Hannover this week at one of the world’s premier work vehicle shows. ...

The company’s newest recycling cranes are compact and lightweight but are also strong, durable, and safe for the operator and others on the job site. ...