John Sutch Cranes has completed a precision lifting operation at a power plant in North Wales, using its 70-tonne SANY SAC700E to install 600kg sections of gas pipework on a live energy site.
The job required exact positioning of critical pipework within an operational power plant environment, leaving no margin for error throughout the lift. The SAC700E, part of John Sutch's growing SANY fleet, was deployed to carry out the work.
The SANY has become an increasingly prominent part of John Sutch Cranes' operations, handling everything from precision industrial lifts like this one to larger-scale work across the company's client base.
Paul Parry, Sales Director at John Sutch Cranes, said: "The SANY is proving to be a genuinely popular crane in our fleet - and jobs like this are exactly why. It's versatile enough to handle precision pipework on a live energy site right through to the bigger industrial lifts, and it delivers the control our crews need every single time. That combination of capability and reliability is exactly why SANY is becoming a bigger and bigger part of what we offer clients."
The North Wales job adds to a growing list of SANY-led projects for John Sutch Cranes, reflecting the company's continued investment in expanding the capability of its fleet to meet increasingly precise and demanding lifting requirements across the energy and industrial sectors.
For more information on John Sutch Cranes' fleet and capabilities, get in touch with the team.
