Pantaléon S.A. Selects North American Industries as its Overhead Crane Provider
Woburn, Massachusetts - North American Industries (NAI) has been selected by Pantaléon S.A. to provide it with a new overhead crane system in Central America.
(I-Newswire) November 6, 2009 - Woburn, Massachusetts - North American Industries (NAI) has been selected by Pantaléon S.A. to provide it with a new overhead crane system in Central America. The job calls for components for a 40-ton double girder bridge crane, to be used in the installation of its new turbine as well as in support of its need for an additional condensates turbine which is to be put into production in the near future.
This top-running Class D crane will have a 60 foot runway span with two 20-ton motorized trolleys. Since this crane will be used to install turbines, an 8 button pendant with a three position switch was appropriate. This will allow the crane operator the ability to move each trolley independently or simultaneously. This crane was classified as a Class D because it is designed to make twice as many lifts in an hour and lift the full-rated load 30% more often than a moderate-duty Class C crane. Physically bigger and stronger than a Class C crane, Class D cranes generally last 30 to 40 years
Pantaléon, located in Guatemala, is an agro-industrial company, focused on sugar cane processing. Currently Pantaléon is the largest sugar producer in Central America and is positioned among the top sugar producing groups in Latin America.
NAI is a leading manufacturer of industrial overhead cranes including bridge cranes, gantry cranes, monorails, jib cranes, and custom-engineered systems. With its large, experienced engineering group, technical sales force and over 40 years of manufacturing expertise, the Company is well-positioned to handle the needs of a diverse range of end users. NAI designs, manufactures and installs crane components and crane systems for the military and municipalities as well as large and small operating businesses on a global basis. The Company is a member of the CMAA (Crane Manufacturers Association of America), and its crane systems are frequently featured in HOIST magazine.
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Caitlin Gilmore
North American Industries
781-897-4119
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NAI Cranes Are Essential Equipment at Army Aviation Facility
September 2009
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WOBURN, Massachusetts – North American Industries (NAI) is designing and building five overhead bridge cranes for an Army Aviation Support Facility in Cheyenne, WY. The cranes range from 0.5 ton to 10 tons in capacity and will be essential pieces of equipment for operations at the military installation. NAI is working with the general contractor, owner, and other parties on the Cheyenne aviation facility to ensure the cranes meet minimum clearance requirements so as to avoid conflicts with sectional doors. NAI is also planning the production schedule in its manufacturing facility to help the general contractor meet project deadlines. An NAI crane technician has recently visited the site for a pre-installation walk-through, and crane installation will occur in the fourth quarter of 2009.
The 103,000 square-foot, $42 million aviation support facility, one of three buildings currently under construction on the northwest side of the F.E. Warren Air Force Base, will be set up to provide maintenance to Black Hawk helicopters. The plan calls for a specially designed and equipped ‘deconstruction’ bay which will allow technicians to completely deconstruct and rebuild the Black Hawks. The military will also be able to store some of the $19 million worth of on-Base aircraft and other valuable equipment inside the facility to minimize wear or damage from severe weather. The general contractor plans to have the major portion of facility construction complete in 2010.
NAI is a leading manufacturer of industrial overhead cranes including bridge cranes, gantry cranes, monorails, jib cranes, and custom-engineered systems. With its large, experienced engineering group, technical sales force and over 40 years of manufacturing expertise, the Company is well-positioned to handle the needs of a diverse range of end users. NAI designs, manufactures and installs crane components and full crane systems for the military and municipalities as well as large and small operating businesses on a global basis. The Company is a member of the CMAA (Crane Manufacturers Association of America), and its crane systems are frequently featured in HOIST magazine.Less..
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North American Industries
Caitlin Gilmore
80 Holton St
01801
Phone : 781-897-4119
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