Fassi offers novel crane technology

Fassi Gru is launching its novel F120B and F125A cranes, which follow the F110B model launched in 2012. These new machines feature a system with one or two lifting links that improve performance and efficiency. In the case of the F125A, a sophisticated, automatic dynamic control is also fitted. Meanwhile the F1950RAL+L816 crane now offers the largest reach ever developed by Fassi. The company’s products also benefit from advanced electronics and the use of high and ultra-high strength steels, while Fassi Gr
January 31, 2013 Read time: 2 mins
Fassi Gru continues its pioneering progress in cranes
7124 Fassi Gru is launching its novel F120B and F125A cranes, which follow the F110B model launched in 2012. These new machines feature a system with one or two lifting links that improve performance and efficiency. In the case of the F125A, a sophisticated, automatic dynamic control is also fitted.

Meanwhile the F1950RAL+L816 crane now offers the largest reach ever developed by Fassi. The company’s products also benefit from advanced electronics and the use of high and ultra-high strength steels, while Fassi Gru was one of the first companies in the sector to develop radio control systems and has continued to pioneer new developments in this field.
The firm also offers the SmartApp System, with the possibility to carry out on-site tests. The Fassi SmartApp System is claimed to be the first remote assistance service from smartphone developed for the lifting sector. It is said to deliver both convenience and control for the job being performed.

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