UK contractor Mayo Civil Engineering has ordered eight new Wolff luffing jib tower cranes taking its all Wolff fleet to 19 units. The order includes: three 12 tonne Wolff 166 Bs, two 16 tonne 235 Bs, two 24 tonne 275 Bs and a 28 tonne 355 B.
A 235 B in Mayo colours at Vertikal Days last month
The company initially ordered six cranes before adding a further two. Of the initial six cranes, some have already been delivered with the rest due by year end. The additional two are scheduled to ship next year.
Dave Holder of Wolff (L) with Gary Mayo
Two of the new 12 tonne 166 Bs have been installed alongside one of Mayo's existing fleet on the £87.5 million Phoenix Iron Works mixed-use development in Ancoats, Manchester.
Three 12t 166 Bs at work in Manchester Company founder, Gary Mayo said: "This latest investment, in addition to our existing fleet, further enables Mayo Civils to fully service our clients across our projects, whilst ensuring the business meets its ongoing commitment to provide a modern and reliable fleet of cranes."
All of the cranes can be installed on Wolff's two by two metre TV20/UV20 tower system, which is used across Mayo's existing fleet, with service and maintenance set to be provided by Wolffkran's Sheffield facility.
Gary Mayo founded the family owned business in 2005 and remains its owner and managing director. The company employs around 600 people with annual revenues of approximately £80 million.
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