The River Metals Recycling LLC subsidiary of David J. Joseph Co. has installed an E-Crane Model 7317 electrical equilibrium crane at its
According to a news release from E-Crane International USA,
The equilibrium crane is feeding a 3,000 hp Henschel stationary shear at the Louisville River Metals Recycling location and “replaces several conventional cranes” at the task, according to E-Crane International USA.
The cranes are marketed as quiet, fuel-efficient material handlers for large-volume scrap recycling applications.
The company has also announced that a rail-mounted E-Crane model has been ordered for the Sever-Corr electric arc furnace steel mill and scrap mill service location in Columbus, Miss.
More information on E-Cranes in the
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