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Rolling out the range for industry in Russia

Verlinde participated in the Cranes Fair in Moscow from 19 to 21 June 2013 with the aim of marketing its whole range of lifting equipment and products for industry on a local basis.

All the company's conventional markets are targeted: metallurgy; machinery; nuclear, chemical and petro-chemical industries; civil engineering and building; transportation; agri-food; automotive and aerospace industries, etc.

Several integrators are now involved in the qualification process. They will become specialized by application and necessarily by geographical area to provide the most efficient after-sales service possible.

The Verlinde stand obtained the award for the best stand design and above all for the best sales promotion by sales representatives and by its media system.
Flagship products in the Verlinde range were on show:

-EUROCHAIN VR, the new generation of VERLINDE electric chain hoists for loads from 63 kg to 5 metric
tons inclusive.

-EUROBLOC VT, electric rope hoist and open jib crane for loads between 630 kg and 250 metric tons
inclusive.

-EUROLIFT BN, electric belt hoist for loads between 500 kg and 5,000 kg inclusive.

-EQUIBLOC AIR, range of pneumatic load balancers for loads between 70 kg and 350 kg inclusive.

-EUROSYSTEM ST & ALU, light overhead handling system solution with its aluminium hollow section for moving loads of up to 2,000 kg.

- COMPONENTS + range of lifting components to build standard overhead travelling cranes.



Jean-Yves BEAUSSART
VERLINDE SAS
2, Bd de l'Industrie
BP59
28501 Vernouillet Cedex
Tel:  +33 2 37 38 96 26
Email: jean-yves.beaussart@verlinde.com
Web:  www.verlinde.com

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