Fassi cranes for the Alsford Timber’s commercial fleet

July 22nd - Alsford Timber has begun to implement significant upgrades to its commercial fleet. Eleven new vehicles have been ordered for delivery in 2015, ranging from 12 tonne to 26 tonne GVW trucks. The company Alsford Timber is the largest distributor in the field of wood material for construction/furniture/ gardening in the South East of England, with 18 branches covering Kent, Surrey and Sussex. It has 133 years of activity. Courtesy of www.buildersmerchantsnews.co.uk and www.fassiuk.com

Fassi has created a new video on the GAS system

The Fassi GAS (Grab Automatic Shake) system is a new function that can be activated by digital remote control to automate the opening and closing of the grab. This regulates the flow of material deposited on the ground along the stretch of earthworks, typically on roads. Activating the GAS system, the release of material is kept constant even at high speeds. This therefore improves the speed and precision with which Fassi grab cranes work.

KRG Transport, their road haulage service can rely on using Fassi crane

Salisbury, Wiltshire (South of England) - July 2015. A Fassi crane F660RA.2.26 with jib L414 at work in a construction site. This crane on DAF truck belongs to the UK company, KRG Transport Ltd. that offers a variety of road freight services. Their fleet of crane-assisted lorries lift and transport heavy objects, including cabins and containers. Courtesy of Fassi UK Ltd.

The distributor Fassi of Belgium takes part in the fair of Libramont

Belgium - July 2015. From 24th to 27th July 2015 the distributor of Fassi cranes for Belgium, the company Fassi.BE SA/NV based in Trooz, will be exhibiting in  Libramont fair at booth 71-01. The Libramont agricultural, forestry and agri-food fair is a huge open-air exhibition that welcomes more than 200,000 visitors, along with 1,800 exhibitors and brands, on a site covering 300,000 m² every year.

Cadiz (Spain) - July 2015. The bridge of the "Pepa" (in Spanish Puente de La Pepa), the second bridge in Cadiz and new entrance to the city, crosses the gulf with the same name to connect to the Puerto Real in the Spain mainland. This is the longest bridge of Spain, its supporting pillars measure 180 meters in heigh. The project is nearing completion. Four Fassi cranes model F1100RA.2.28 he-dynamic were involved in the construction of the bridge.