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Why Choose the 1000 Series? Slightly larger than the 700 Series, 1000 Series E-Cranes offer you more outreach and more capacity to handle larger loads. Just like the 700 Series, the 1000 Series is still very flexible and ideal for scrap handling applications. Serious bulk handling operations are also ideal for this Series. The 1000 Series is also the smallest E-Crane® Series to include our state-of-the-art Electronic Machine Management (EMM) remote control system. The EMM system allows you to keep track of your E-Crane® by collecting data in real time, and allows E-Crane® technicians to remotely update and troubleshoot your E-Crane® […]

E-Crane provided a proven scrap yard layout and the material handling equipment for improved performance.

In July 2007, the 1000B Series E-Crane® was installed next to the 700 Series E-Crane® at the villa Constitución plant.

River Metals Recycling replaced several conventional material handlers by the 1000 Series E-Crane, that is now feeding the world’s largest shear.

Schelde-Natie replaced an existing grain elevator with an Equilibrium crane to offload vessels and a “bulk-flow system to discharge rail cars.

For Harsco Metals’ scrap management project at Arcelor’s new stainless steel mill, two 1000 Series E-Cranes have been working simultaneously at the Ugine & ALZ Carinox site since 2005.

This 1000 Series E-Crane is used to feed a shear at the scrap yard in Menen, Galloo Group.

ConAgra Foods, dba The Peavey Company in St. Paul Minnesota has purchased a 1000 Series, Model 7264 E-Crane® for use at the at Red Rock Terminal

The Cargill Fertilizer facility in Savage Minnesota needed to reduce operating costs and increase the volume produced by their barge offloading operation.

When new emission laws mandated B&N Coal to blend low-sulfur coal at this plant, they explored several options on how to most efficiently meet that requirement.