Mammoet has created a new zero emission heavy transport vehicle, which can support installing large infrastructure such as bridges, wind turbines and power station components. It works by converting ...
Two Renault trucks, sponsored by heavy lift and transport specialist Mammoet, have completed the challenging Dakar Rally, having crossed the finish line in Buenos Aires, Argentina. It was the sixth ...
Load-out of the fourth module onto the module carrier MV Mega Trust using Mammoet’s SPMTs. (Photo: Mammoet) Load-out of the first module onto the module carrier MV Mega Trust using Mammoet’s SPMTs.
Mammoet has entered into a strategic partnership with Tugdock Submersible Platforms to expand the use of the Tugdock Submersible Platform (TSP), a technology which improves buoyancy, stability and ...
Dutch heavy lifting and transport specialist Mammoet has launched the world's strongest land-based crane, the SK6000, which it says "unlocks new modular construction options for nuclear facilities, ...
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Installation specialist Mammoet is getting ready to meet “the growing demand of the Australian wind market”, as it welcomed another new LG1750 crane to its existing fleet. According to the Dutch group ...
Mammoet has launched the SK6000 crane for large-scale construction projects. The SK6000 allows large energy and infrastructure projects to build from bigger pieces, in parallel. This machine can lift ...
EDMONTON, Alta. – Mammoet Canada is at it again, moving historically large loads on Alberta’s highway system. This time, the carrier will be transporting a polypropylene reactor from Cessco ...
Mammoet has begun assembly of the world’s largest land-based crane at its facility in Westdorpe, Netherlands. Initial works to build the SK6000 ring crane include mobilisation of parts and assembly of ...
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