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Manual handling problem solved
June 1st 2006

Crane and hoist manufacturer, Street Crane, contacted MasterMover to solve a manual handing problem and to increase production efficiencies. As a result previously labour intensive tasks can now be performed by one man.

Brian Wood, works manager for Street Crane said: "MasterMover provided a ready made solution to a hazardous manual materials handling problem."

The MasterPusher performed favourably in comparison with similar products solving a manual handling problem and increasing production efficiencies by reducing the amount of manpower required to perform arduous tasks.

There are three models available in the MasterPusher range, with a pushing capacity of up to 64,000kg.

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