In almost all manufacturing or production environments, logistical tasks need to be solved. These can be diverse and sometimes challenging as can be seen in the following photo gallery. We would be pleased to forward further references from other reputable companies on request.
ABUS assists with award winning structure
One might feel like the Lilliputians in Jonathan Swift's novel "Gulliver's Travels" when he approaches the modern art sculpture "Exposure" designed by British Artist Antony Gormly. This sculpture stands 25.6 m high, weighs 60 tonnes and is situated in Lelystad on the Zuiderzee coast east of Amsterdam, Netherlands.
Eight ABUS EOT cranes in an aluminium profile plant
Hydro Building Systems France (HBSF) is the French daughter company of the Norwegian group Hydro and employs 1,650 employees at various locations in France. HBSF supplies metal products to the automobile industry and specialises in developing and producing aluminium profiles for doors, windows, glass roofs, conservatories, and railings and have just recently invested 25 million Euros into a completely new building at Soissons, just northeast of Paris.
ABUS cranes of 100 tons for cryogenic applications
Heating and cooling play important roles in many industrial applications and processes. The company Chart Industries Inc. is one of the world leaders when it comes to cryogenic applications.
ABUS service crane on the East Frisian Island of Langeoog
Tourists wishing to make their way to the East Frisian Island of Langeoog (meaning long island in the local lingo) will have to leave their cars on the mainland and cross by ferry over to the island which is devoid of standard motorised vehicles (except for the fire engine and the ambulance).
ABUS EOT crane in a skycraper in London
London is preparing the Olympic Games 2012 and is already starting to set records not only in various sporting disciplines. The latest record to be set is the construction of the tallest building, the so-called Shard, a building that when completed in 2012, it will be the tallest building inLondon, the UK and the European Union standing at 310 m (1,017 ft) tall and having 72 conventional floors.
Three EOT cranes at steel engineering factory in the Czech Republic
If you were to travel by train in the Czech Republic and had to cross a railway bridge made of steel you could be almost certain that this construction would contain elements made by the company MCE Slany s.r.o
ABUS cranes for luxury yachts in the Netherlands
Passion - Performance - Perfection: this is the motto of the builder of luxury yachts at Oss, Heesen, one of the world leaders in this segment. More than 150 luxury yachts have been built in the small town west of Nijmegen and have been delivered to their new owners since Frans Heesen took over the shipyard in 1978.
ABUS EOT cranes in a yacht hangar in Spain
Summer time – holiday time. In many places along the Mediterranean coast the observer will find the same scenery repeated: Pleasure craft and yachts bob up and down in safe harbours waiting to be taken out to sea again. But wait a minute: what happens to these boats in winter time?
ABUS EOT cranes in the far North
Norway with its many thousand kilometres of coast line is synonymous with a long tradition in shipbuilding industries and their highly specialised suppliers. The company Brunvoll A/S has been doing business in Molde for near to a hundred years. Brunvoll A/S started off with building ship’s engines.
Abbey Mills Pumping Station
ABUS Crane Systems Ltd. supplied two Single Girder Box Cranes to Abbey Mills Pumping Station, a listed building in London built between 1865 and 1868. The new cranes have replaced two manual cranes installed when the structure was originally built, which were used for servicing and maintaining pumping equipment.