Turkey

Link-Belt Cranes - Mon January 25, 2021

Link-Belt Adds New Representative in Turkey

Link-Belt Cranes has finalized an agreement with NEFTAŞ of Istanbul, Turkey, to be an authorized Link-Belt representative. NEFTAŞ will provide comprehensive sales, parts, and service support for Link-Belt crane customers in Turkey....

Sennebogen - Wed August 19, 2020

Sennebogen 'Gentle Giant' Find Home in Port of Iskenderun, Turkey

The world's largest purpose-built material handler, a 460-ton giant unveiled at bauma 2019, recently joined the ranks of working port machines. The Sennebogen 895 E-Series Hybrid was commissioned in October for the Tosyali Holdings fleet, at the Mediterranean port of Iskenderun, Turkey....

terex - Wed September 05, 2018

Demag CC 6800-1 Lattice Boom Crawler Crane Erects Steel Structure

Crane service provider Sarilar faced two main challenges when erecting a new building at the premises of the Adana Sugözü coal-fired power plant on behalf of Termokimik: On one hand, the steel structures that needed to be lifted had a length of more than 164 ft....

The Associated Press - Thu January 18, 2018

Large Crane Removes Skidded Plane From Slope

TRABZON, Turkey (AP) — Turkish authorities are using a large rough terrain crane to lift a passenger plane that skidded off a runway in northern Turkey and stopped on the side of a slope just meters away from the Black Sea....

Emily Buenzle - Tue January 03, 2017

2018 Promises Worldwide Architectural Marvels

With many projects set to wrap up in the coming months around the world, 2018 is quickly turning into the year of memorable architecture. CNN recently compiled a list of buildings set for completion this year:China Resources Headquarters, Shenzhen, China: Designed by KPF Associates, this 72-story skyscraper made primarily of steel and reinforced concrete will be home to offices, a museum, retail space, performance hall and auditorium....

Emily Buenzle - Thu November 02, 2017

Renovation of Ancient Dam to Unlock Secrets of the Past

Renovations on a 2,200-year-old dam could reveal a lot about climate change thousands of years ago, scientists have said. The Orükaya Dam, located in Turkey, was likely built under Roman rule around 65 B.C., after the fall of the Persian Mithridatic dynasty's Pontiac Empire, the Daily Sabah reported....

Emily Buenzle - Wed August 23, 2017

Doosan Wins Contract to Supply Excavators to European Pipeline

Doosan won a contract to supply 52 excavators to Europe's Trans-Adriatic Pipeline project. The $5.5 billion project is the largest gas pipeline project on the continent, beginning on the border of Greece and Turkey and stretching across Northern Greece, Albania and the Adriatic Sea to Italy, the Oman Tribune reported....