APPLICATIONS
Tower Erection

Tower erection is a critical phase in powerline construction and refurbishment, directly affecting safety, quality, and project timelines. Depending on site conditions and tower design, erection techniques range from gin pole and derrick methods to crane-assisted assembly and helicopter-supported erection in remote or mountainous terrain. Each method requires precise load control, careful sequencing, and reliable equipment.
Modern projects face growing challenges such as heavier tower designs, restricted access, environmental constraints, and tighter safety regulations. At the same time, digital planning tools and improved materials enable more efficient and predictable erection processes.
This is where we add value: our robust lifting, pulling, and handling equipment is engineered for controlled loads, flexibility, and safe operation—helping crews erect towers efficiently, even under demanding site conditions.

1. Assembly and Positioning of the Ginpole.

2. Using the Ginpole on the ground.

3. Lifting the Ginpole.

4. Using the Ginpole as a centrally placed floating Ginpole.
Typical use:
Assembly, lifting, positioning and temporary securing of tower elements and hardware.
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