Transport and shipping a new 2000 Series E-Crane™

2026-03-13T10:06:38+01:00

Another impressive 2000-series E-Crane leaves our assembly workshop for South-America ! — Carefull planning and perfect cooperation between our shipping department, the workshop and the trucking company are required. Total shipping weight of boom and link is 50 tons (110.000 lbs.). — Workshop Manager Luc and Service Engineer Hendrik just completed the final checks befor this 2000-series E-Crane left our facility. Another on-time delivery... Congratulations to ...

Transport and shipping a new 2000 Series E-Crane™2026-03-13T10:06:38+01:00

Dan Shaw, ECI Parts Manager, bowled a perfect game!

2026-03-13T10:00:25+01:00

On March 12, 2003 Dan Shaw, ECI Parts Manager, bowled a perfect game! This is quite rare and consists of 12 strikes in a row. Ten strikes in a row and two more in the bonus 10th frame. Wow! Dan bowls on the Wednesday night Merchants League on the "E-Crane™" team. He carries a year to date average of 209 per game. Dan has bowled for ...

Dan Shaw, ECI Parts Manager, bowled a perfect game!2026-03-13T10:00:25+01:00

New Barge Unloading Facility for Progress Energy Carolinas Features E-Crane

2026-03-13T10:00:11+01:00

New Barge Unloading Facility for Progress Energy CarolinasFeatures E-Crane® Photo Captions: Aerial: As the E-Crane at the Progress Energy Sutton Plant offloads coal from barges in the shallow water along the Cape Fear River onto an 855-ft. conveyor system for the final leg of the trip to the plant’s coal yards, it routinely outpaces the takeaway conveyor Opportunity was waiting for Progress Energy Carolinas’ Sutton Plant ...

New Barge Unloading Facility for Progress Energy Carolinas Features E-Crane2026-03-13T10:00:11+01:00

Shiploader for bagged goods

2020-06-01T12:52:49+02:00

General The shiploader for bagged goods is a mobile installation on the quay with telescopic boom. The basic boom has a head lattice construction that contains the supporting rollers, the lantern gear drive and the cable pulleys of the suspension of the boom.The telescopic part of the boom carries on the front the complete spiral chute and the hydraulic cylinder for keeping the chute in upright ...

Shiploader for bagged goods2020-06-01T12:52:49+02:00

Erection of a new 2000 Series E-Crane™

2026-03-13T10:25:23+01:00

A new 2000 Series, Model 18264PD-E for Global Venezuela was erected during last month.

Erection of a new 2000 Series E-Crane™2026-03-13T10:25:23+01:00

New 2000 Series E-Crane™, Type 15317PD-E on its way to the USA

2026-03-13T10:25:51+01:00

As of yesterday trucks loaded with the new 2000 Series E-Crane™ are leaving the Indusign workshops in Adegem, Belgium heading for the Port of Rotterdam where the large parts of this E-Crane will be loaded onto vessel. E-Crane International USA flew one of its Service Engineers (Jeremy Johnson) over to Europe to assist the transportation of the crane and to make preparations for the erection in ...

New 2000 Series E-Crane™, Type 15317PD-E on its way to the USA2026-03-13T10:25:51+01:00

Transportation of a new 700 Series E-Crane™

2026-03-13T10:25:56+01:00

A new 700 Series E-Crane for the Belgian market is being loaded onto trucks and will be erected as from this week. (click to enlarge pictures)  Cement Truck filling the E-Crane Counterweight   Cement Truck   Filling the Counterweight with cement   Main Chassis arrives on Site  Several parts arrive on Job Site 3D Simulations

Transportation of a new 700 Series E-Crane™2026-03-13T10:25:56+01:00

New E-Crane™, model 4264GA-E on site in Lier, Belgium

2026-03-13T10:25:58+01:00

Overview E-Crane™ on site Last week a new E-Crane™ (replacing a very old Equilibrium Crane) on gantry was erected by the Indusign/ECI team and shortly after succesfully commissioned.  Erection of the E-Crane (click to enlarge)  E-Crane unloading 1200 tons ship (click to enlarge)  E-Crane filling the hopper (click to enlarge)

New E-Crane™, model 4264GA-E on site in Lier, Belgium2026-03-13T10:25:58+01:00

Review: Global Material Services

2026-03-13T09:43:25+01:00

1) During the May-Dec 2004 season GMSII: 4030 hours of Runtime…..22.4 hours of downtime GMSIII: 4575 hours of Runtime…..28.1 hours of downtimeStoppage time attributed to cranes is less than 0.6% of the total operating hours! The two cranes run around the clock from May 15 to December 15, approximately 210 days. During that time, two E-Cranes discharged over 5.4 million metric tons of bauxite…or more than ...

Review: Global Material Services2026-03-13T09:43:25+01:00
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