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Mantis Provides Self Erecting Tower Crane For Training

Mantis Cranes and Apple Construction Training have come together to provide Pedestrian Operated Crane A63 Training for the Construction Industry.

Apple have contracted a Mantis TC25 for their site and will use the crane for A63 operator training and A40 Slinger / Banksman training.

Photo caption:
Paul Killen and Kim Bendzak of Apple with Brian Owen (centre) of Mantis Cranes with the Mantis TC25 Self-Erecting Crane at the Apple Training Centre, Fenny Compton

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Irish Crane Manufacturer Launches New Self- Erecting Tower Crane
Irish crane manufacturer, Mantis, has announced a new model to the company's range of self-erecting tower cranes. The Mantis 36.10 has a maximum lifting capacity of 4,000 kg.

The Mantis 36.10 is superseding the 35.10 which has been in production now for sometime. The new model has been designed so that the ballast weights from the Mantis 32.10 model can be used, thereby providing a cost saving to owners who may have both models. The new model also shares the same hoisting motors, trolley motors and other components with the 32.10.

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FIRST SELF-ERECTOR FOR OIL-REFINERY
During construction of new power station to provide electricity for the ConocoPhillips oil-refinery at Immingham, sub-contractor Atlantic Projects Company Limited (APC) is using for the first time, a self-erecting tower crane. The crane is on a 16-week hire from Mantis Cranes.

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