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For the company, Salzgitter Stahlhandel GmbH, TEICHMANN CRANES delivered a brand new 16t gantry crane with a span of 42.5m in just 6 months.

At the closed mine in Ibbenbüren, one of the last German hard coal mines, a 7.4 km long tunnel is being built for the discharge of the emerging mine water. For this purpose, TEICHMANN CRANES delivered a 60t gantry crane in just 3 months.

TEICHMANN CRANES supplied a 40t gantry crane with a span of 18m for the construction of new groundwater channels on the former coal mine area in Berg Kamen.

In a record delivery time of just 5 months, TEICHMANN CRANES delivered a refurbished 45t x 40m container gantry crane to Belgium.

TEICHMANN CRANES supplied and installed a container gantry crane with a lifting capacity of 45t and a span of 13m for the handling of goods at a "Truck-to-Train" loading terminal in Austria.

For the renovation of the 100-year-old glass roof at Berlin's third largest train station, the TeichmannGroup manufactured and assembled a 121 m long gantry crane with a lifting height of 33.5 m. The limited space and assembly conditions in the middle of Berlin city as well as the strictest safety requirements in the manufacturing process made this project a very unique one.

For the world leader in the area of ​​slewing bearings, thyssenkrupp rothe erde Germany GmbH in Dortmund, TEICHMANN CRANES has delivered a travelling crane with a span of 23m and a lifting capacity of 25t.

For the steel manufacturer, Deutsche Edelstahlwerke (DEW), TEICHMANN CRANES delivered a refurbished second-hand gantry crane with a load capacity of 20t and a span of 41m, which was produced sustainably and in a resource-saving manner.

For the construction of a new network of cable tunnels under the name „London power tunnels, phase 2“ in the South of London, TEICHMANN CRANES has supplied a total of four cranes. In the first phase of the project, 32 km of tunnels at 30m underground between Wimbledon and Hackney as well as two new substations were build in the North of London. The project is carried out by the British energy company National Grid.

The Synchrotron Light Source Switzerland (SLS), operated by the Paul Scherrer Institute (PSI) in Villigen, Switzerland is a research facility that delivers special beams of light for research. This extremely bright, highly focused X-ray light, the so called synchrotron light enables researchers from all over the world to examine the smallest structures down to the atomic level and thus develop new drugs and materials. The facility is unique throughout Switzerland and was opened in 2001. It is now to be upgraded under the name "SLS 2.0" with the goal to be able to deliver even brighter light. For this upgrade, BRUNNHUBER CRANES has now supplied a special crane that will be used in the future for the transport of magnets and concrete parts weighing up to 16t.