18.09.2011
Street teams up with Dubai
UK based industrial crane manufacturer Street Crane has signed an accord with Dubai Cranes of the UAE.
Under the agreement Dubai Crane will carry a full stock of crane kits from Street, in order to provide express delivery to local manufacturers and industrial investors in the UAE. It will also share technical expertise with Dubai Crane so that major structural components such as gantries and crane beams can be fabricated in Dubai.
The structures will then be matched with electro-mechanical systems such as end carriages, carriages, hoists, controls and electrical gear supplied by Street.
Dubai Crane is a subsidiary of Dubai Investment a public company with interests in 47 companies spanning activities from building, glass, technology, plastics, pharmaceuticals and food.
The Dubai Crane inventory will include single or double girder cranes of up to 25 tonnes and up to 30 metres span. The technical collaboration will allow the companies to undertake major complex infrastructure projects.
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Street Crane inventory - now in Dubai
One such project is the recently completed Emirates Aluminium plant, a multi-million dollar investment, with 15 overhead cranes installed with capacities from three to 50 tonnes and designed for use in a harsh environment.
Dubai Crane, general manager Andy Kay said: “Industrial development in the UAE is such that there will be huge demand for high specification industrial cranes for the foreseeable future. This is especially true of the mid and downstream cluster businesses capitalising on developments at Kalifa Port and the aluminium industry.”
“We are able to meet demands for cranes of up to 300 tonnes safe working load. We will provide whole-life support from the initial evaluation of handling requirements, through the design and installation of the crane, to the support and service of the equipment to ensure a long and efficient operational life.”
Andrew Pimblett managing direct5or of Street Crane, added: “We are delighted to conclude an agreement with such a high profile and well-resourced local partner. Local fabrication of major crane elements provides a better service for customers and creates value in the local economy, creating a win-win for all the project partners.”
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