Cranes rarely break down completely out of the blue. Most serious problems are preceded by subtle signs: unusual noises, slower movement, jerking, imprecise stopping, overheating or minor malfunctions occurring with increasing frequency.
CE conformity for cranes: more than just a sticker on the machine
It is easy to imagine the CE marking as a compulsory sticker on the finished crane. In fact, the opposite is true: the marking is the very last, externally visible element of a lengthy technical and documentation process. The CE mark indicates that the manufacturer – on its own responsibility – has certified that the equipment complies with the relevant EU requirements.
How much does an office block save through predictive lift maintenance?
Why is it financially worthwhile to switch from traditional, calendar-based maintenance to a condition-based, predictive approach?
