
600 t Low-Headroom Overhead Crane for a Pumped-Storage Powerhouse
A 600 t overhead crane combines a low-headroom arrangement with synchronized dual hooks, anti-sway and digital monitoring.
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A 600 t overhead crane combines a low-headroom arrangement with synchronized dual hooks, anti-sway and digital monitoring.

A 600 t overhead crane combines a low-headroom arrangement with synchronized dual hooks, anti-sway and digital monitoring.
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