G150 working at Stansted Airport
GGR’s miniature machines are always waiting in the wings to help with lifting work in the aviation industry. Our compact cranes have been hired and sold to customer’s working in London’s major airports and overseas to provide quick and safe solutions for lifting aircraft parts during important maintenance work.
A G150 pick and carry crane was hired from GGR to help with lifting operations on aeroplanes at London Stansted Airport. The lifting power of this 15 tonne capacity battery powered crane was used to suspend the aircraft’s engines so repairs could be carried out.
Quick to set up, the G150 compact crane model that provided a simple solution for this lifting task includes 180° rear hydraulic turning and can operate to maximum working radius of 6.1 metres and maximum lifting height of 8.5 metres.
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