APPLICATIONS

Electric Pick&Carry cranes are proving to be indispensable tools in a variety of industries because of their flexibility and lifting capabilities.

In the dynamic world of aviation, innovation continues to shape the way aviation infrastructure maintenance, construction and repair operations are managed.

In the energy, oil & gas, chemical and petrochemical industries, operational efficiency and safety are of paramount importance. Evolving technologies are leading to a revolution in addressing the unique challenges of these fields.

The automotive industry is a realm of constant innovation, where every step toward efficiency, safety and optimization is crucial. Against this backdrop, JMG Pick and Carry cranes stand out as protagonists, redefining lifting and handling operations.

Installing glazing and facades requires operations at height, increasing complexity for operators. This is where JMG Cranes' agile and versatile self-propelled pick-and-carry cranes come in. These cranes simplify glazing handling by easily reaching high and distant spaces.

In the manufacturing sector, Pick&Carry electric cranes are used to move machinery, components and materials within production facilities. Their ability to move easily between different production lines and work areas makes these cranes invaluable in optimizing production processes.

In logistics and warehousing, Pick&Carry electric cranes prove to be versatile tools for handling goods. They can lift heavy loads and move them quickly and precisely, reducing loading and unloading times and optimizing warehouse organization.

In complex industrial maintenance processes, Pick&Carry electric cranes offer valuable help. They can be used to lift heavy machinery parts or equipment for inspection, repair or replacement. Their ease of maneuvering is especially useful when operating in confined or difficult-to-access spaces.

In the shipping industry, electric Pick&Carry cranes play an essential role in handling cargo inside ships or in shipyards. Their ability to move nimbly on decks or pontoons makes them ideal for lifting heavy components such as engines, equipment and construction materials.