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At the end of January 2025, the E-Crane Demo Days took place at E-Crane headquarters in Adegem, Belgium. These Demo Days were a great success with hundreds of customers and interested parties who had the opportunity to experience the latest technologies and innovations of E-Crane up close. On March 18 and 19 the Demo Days continue.  This time this event is organized by Kurt König, the E-Crane dealer for Germany at the Brinker Hafen in Hannover. The unparalleled precision of the 700B-Series is coming to Germany on the 18th and 19th of March During the Demo Days, an E-Crane balance...

In January, De Driesprong – a local school visited us and received two LEGO Spike Prime robots along with expansion packs. There are 24 students in the ‘Code Club,’ an initiative introduced by a local teacher. To participate in the FIRST LEGO League contest, the school needed at least one robot. E-Crane Worldwide is proud to support this exciting initiative. We received the following update from the teacher regarding the contest: “After an exciting school final between De Blokbrekers and De Legomasters, one team was chosen to represent the school at the First Lego League Final in Ghent. ...

E-Crane is excited to announce the following press release from our valued customer, Cooper Consolidated, LLC. They significantly invested in their fleet by adding two 4000C-Series E-Cranes. We want to thank Cooper Consolidated, LLC for their trust and wish them happy lifting! NEW ORLEANS, LA – Cooper Consolidated, LLC is proud to announce the expansion of its bulk stevedoring fleet with the addition of two 4000C Series Equilibrium Cranes, the largest cranes built by E-Crane. These cranes, named “Pelican” and “Creole King”, solidify Cooper Consolidated, LLC as the Mississippi River’s...

Even in challenging times E-Crane is there to serve clients! On May 26 & 27, E-Crane Indonesia’s service team consisting of Michaël Hamerlinck & Ari Anggodo completed a scheduled 2,000 hours service call for PT Cemindo Gemilang. Our local service manager Michaël made the following comment: ‘It was a pleasure to do maintenance on this machine, we congratulate the PT Cemindo team for taking good care of their E-Crane in the past year.’

Magdragon II is a floating transfer station – operating close to Cape Preston in the Pilbara Region of West-Australia – with two 3000B series E-Cranes designed to unload magnetite from ocean going barges into hoppers, which feed a conveyor system and ship loader. The transfer station mainly loads Mini Cape vessels destined for China. Magdragon II handled close to 1.5 million tons of magnetite iron ore in March 2020. E-Crane would like to congratulate all at Citic Pacific Mining with this record throughout, especially considering the challenging working conditions during this Covid-19 pandemic. A...