Crane Spotlight
Industrial Cranes
Bailey Cranes
Bailey Cranes offers the BC18 electric carry-deck crane that boasts an 18,000-pound lifting capacity. The zero emissions machine is powered by an 80-volt battery system featuring enclosed AC traction and pump motors. Optional LP hybrid charging extends operational flexibility while maintaining quiet, clean performance.
Broderson Manufacturing
Broderson Manufacturing models include the 2.5-ton IC-20, 4-ton IC-35, 4.5-ton IC-40, 9-ton IC-80 and the 10-ton IC-100. There are also three 30,000-pound capacity IC-200 models, the 36,000-pound capacity IC-250 and the 40,000-pound rated IC-280.
The largest model in the Broderson product line is the IC-400 with 25 tons of lifting capacity. Main boom lengths across the product line range from 15 feet to 75 feet, 5 inches.
JMG Cranes
With models such as the MC 100RE( 22,000-pound capacity) and the MC 50000RE( 110,000-pound capacity), JMG Cranes carry-deck cranes feature two electric motors and have the capability for up to eight non-stop hours of operation.
Ormig Ormig offers a range of electric pickand-carry cranes, including the 5.5 TME,
15IE, 16 TME, 25 TME, 35IE, 40 IE, 55 / 60IE and the 100IE. Diesel pick-and-carry cranes from the manufacturer include the 16 TM, a 16-ton capacity machine, the 55-ton 55 TM and the 75 TM, a 75-ton capacity model.
Market Growth
Despite economic uncertainty, the industrial crane sector remains resilient.
According to industry analyses by Global Market Insights, the global market for industrial cranes is valued at $ 12.5 billion( 2024) and is projected to have 4.3 % Compound Annual Growth Rate through 2030. Much of this demand will be fueled by the infrastructure, energy and manufacturing sectors, which account for roughly 65 % of total revenue.
With sales forecasted to increase by 30 % by 2028, electric and hybrid industrial crane models are expected to drive the next wave of growth. As operators look to reduce emissions and operating costs, the appeal of electric carry-deck and pick-and-carry cranes will only continue to expand.
From the production floor to the jobsite, today’ s industrial cranes reflect a convergence of compact engineering and technological sophistication. Carry-deck and pick-and-carry cranes may lack the towering presence of rough-terrain or crawler cranes, but they
Broderson Manufacturing industrial crane models have 2.5 to 25 tons of lifting capacity. The largest model in the product line is the IC-400. Main boom lengths range from 15 feet to 75-feet, 5 inches.
excel when precision and agility matter most. As industrial operations evolve to meet the demands of tighter timelines, denser layouts and growing sustainability goals, a new generation of these cranes is poised to meet the challenge.