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Kostroma industry: Galich crane plant expands product line

The press service of the regional administration reports that the Galich crane plant presented to customers a crane series “Grafit”

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Kostroma industry: Galich crane plant expands product line

The press service of the regional administration reports that the Galich crane plant presented to customers a crane series “Graphite”. It was first installed on the basis of the Ural car (previously it was mounted only on KAMAZ) and is designed to work in difficult weather conditions.

The new equipment feels confident at an external temperature from -40 to +40 degrees and can work even where there are no roads. On the new crane, you can work on the gaps under the power lines and in quarries. In addition, the new crane can easily move in the folded position on public roads without special permits.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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