Product Snapshot: Massive Terex Crane and Eye Trax's New Camera Mount
Eye Trax's Barrel-Mounted Pole System allows for easy installation of cameras on jobsites lacking mounting points. The system consists of a 55-gallon plastic drum and a 12-ft mounting pole, the ideal height for Eye Trax camera's motion detection and infrared lighting systems.
Eye Trax; www.eyetrax.com
The HP750WCU is powered by a Cummins QSB6.7 engine that meets Tier 4 Final emissions standards. It can produce 750 cu ft per minute of air at a rated operating pressure of 150 psi. It can hold enough fuel for nine hours of continuous run time and has heavy-duty tandem axles for on-road towing.
Doosan Infracore Portable Power; www.doosanportablepower.com
Amquip Corp. has picked up a Terex Superlift 3800, a 715-ton crawler crane that Terex displayed at CONEXPO-CON/AGG 2014 last month in Las Vegas. The deal punctuates a robust selling season for cranes in the weeks following the show. We organized our team of crawler experts, fleet managers and project principles to review all of the cranes available in the class, said Al Bove, COO of Trevose, Pa.-based AmQuip, in a statement. Our team unanimously decided that the 3800 was, overall, the best crane offered in this class. With a hook height of nearly 500 ft, the Terex Superlift 3800 took the title as the tallest crane installed in the history of CONEXPO. Sale prices were not disclosed, but, according to Terex, AmQuip bought the crane with all available options, including the luffing jib and counterweight wagon seen at the show. A wheeled counterweight wagon allows the crane to maneuver into the tight spaces seen in refineries and powerplants.
Terex; www.terex.com
This week we look at a giant crane from Terex and a barrel-mounted jobsite camera from Eye Trax. Click to begin the slide show.
