Crane contractor Gallagher International based in Dubai has taken delivery of five new Liebherr mobile cranes. They cover the lifting capacity range from 50 to 300 tonnes. The company says that the product quality and after-sales service were major factors behind the decision to order the cranes from Liebherr.
The order comprises an LTM 1050-3.1, an LTM 1070-4.2, an LTM 1100-5.2, an LTM 1160-5.2 and an LTM 1300-6.2. The main areas of use for the new mobile cranes are the oil and navy industry, construction and infrastructure projects as well as hoisting work in the communications and energy supply industries.
Gallagher continually invests in new cranes with innovative technologies to enable it to meet the needs of its customers efficiently and effectively. General Manager Mahmoud A. Ibrahim explains: “We were so impressed by the quality and performance of the latest Liebherr all-terrain cranes that we decided to buy more cranes from Liebherr. In addition, their service is excellent. Liebherr also supports us with its tailored solutions to meet the demands of our customers.”
The company was founded in 1983 in the United Arab Emirates and now has 36 years of experience in heavy haulage as well as being a specialist in the crane rental sector. Gallagher operates cranes with lifting capacities from 30 to 500 tonnes and has a workforce of 225. It has had a business relationship with Liebherr since 1995.
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