Michelin Earthmover says that its new OperTrak system offers a comprehensive, easy to use web-based tyre and rim management solution. This package can monitor tyre performance and optimise budgeting, forecasting and inventory, allowing users to gain maximum value from tyres. Key benefits of using the system include real time web-based data and information flow and the system provides a comprehensive fleet inspection tool. It also allows users to carry out customisable budgeting and forecasting while offerin
January 30, 2013
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720 Michelin Earthmover says that its new OperTrak system offers a comprehensive, easy to use web-based tyre and rim management solution. This package can monitor tyre performance and optimise budgeting, forecasting and inventory, allowing users to gain maximum value from tyres. Key benefits of using the system include real time web-based data and information flow and the system provides a comprehensive fleet inspection tool. It also allows users to carry out customisable budgeting and forecasting while offering multiple user input and retrieval capabilities. In addition it offers complete fleet data consolidation. The system is available to end users and key accounts through Michelin representatives and its dealers and provides easy to read reports. These can be exported in several formats and OperTrak can consolidate information from multiple company sites as well as configuring data through various organisational levels. The information can be viewed by region, zone, state, site or other criteria to meet user needs.
Michelin says that its X-Crane tyre range offers greater wear life in a tough working environment. This range is designed for use on large, all-terrain mobile cranes with two cabs, up to 10 drive and steer axles, and lifting capacities of up to 1,200tonnes. The Michelin X-Crane can cope with a maximum speed of 80km/h and can handle driving for long distances on and off the road, as well as manoeuvring in confined spaces. The company says it has improved the geometry of the tyre/rim contact area. This makes
Michelin says that its X-Crane tyre range offers greater wear life in a tough working environment. This range is designed for use on large, all-terrain mobile cranes with two cabs, up to 10 drive and steer axles, and lifting capacities of up to 1,200tonnes. The Michelin X-Crane can cope with a maximum speed of 80km/h and can handle driving for long distances on and off the road, as well as manoeuvring in confined spaces. The company says it has improved the geometry of the tyre/rim contact area. This makes
Cimolai Technology’s special lifting equipment includes mobile straddle transporters and flat-bed trolleys on tyres, rail gantry cranes, cantilever lifting devices and launching gantries for bridge and viaducts construction. The company is renowned for customised solutions and guarantees worldwide assembly and after-sale service.
Cimolai Technology’s special lifting equipment includes mobile straddle transporters and flat-bed trolleys on tyres, rail gantry cranes, cantilever lifting devices and launching gantries for bridge and viaducts construction. The company is renowned for customised solutions and guarantees worldwide assembly and after-sale service.
