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History of Badger Cranes

Badger Equipment Company is an American manufacturer of road construction equipment, founded in 1945.

All new Badger cranes are equipped with Cummins engines that meet all Tier-3 emission standards. The cranes have a two-section boom with a hexagonal cross-section, all driven and steered wheels, a spacious two-door cabin with air conditioning, rear-view video cameras, and, in addition, protective grilles on the glass. For movement on rails, the cranes are equipped with a friction drive.

On July 10, 2009, Badger became part of the Manitex International concern.

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Top technologies in the world of crane construction: new products and innovations

1. Unmanned Cranes

One of the most exciting innovations in the world of crane manufacturing is automation. Unmanned cranes, which can operate without an operator, are becoming more common. This can increase safety and productivity on the construction site, and reduce the risk of human error.

2. Use of IoT and telematics

Monitoring and data collection systems allow operators and engineers to obtain information about the crane’s condition in real time. This helps prevent breakdowns, optimize maintenance and improve crane performance.

3. Electric Cranes

With the advancement of energy storage technology and reduced reliance on fuel, electric cranes are becoming increasingly popular. They are environmentally friendly, more efficient and provide lower operating costs.

4. Robotic Systems

Robotic systems and autonomous cranes help improve efficiency and reduce risk on the construction site. They are capable of performing complex tasks such as precise load positioning, which is especially important in high-rise construction.

5. Green Technologies

With a focus on ecology and sustainability, crane manufacturers are working to develop cranes that run on cleaner and more efficient energy sources such as solar panels and hybrid systems.

6. Virtual and Augmented Reality

Virtual and augmented reality are used to train crane operators, simulate challenging conditions and plan load routes.

7. Materials and Designs

Modern crane materials and designs make them lighter and stronger. This increases lifting capacity and reduces maintenance costs.

The world of crane manufacturing continues to evolve with new technologies and innovations. These cutting-edge technologies improve the safety, efficiency and sustainability of cranes. As technology advances, we can expect even more exciting changes in the future, making crane manufacturing more productive and sustainable.