Together, we provide top shelf solutions.

Since its first steps into the world of the machines for civil engineering in 1949, Hitachi built up an incredible amount of experience in crawler cranes. Sumitomo Machinery Co. Ltd also entered this market in 1963. In 2002 both companies joined forces and from then onwards they became Hitachi-Sumitomo, a well-known name in the sector. Thanks to this merger, machines are being developed based on more than 100 years of know-how and experience in the production of crawler cranes. This is clearly noticeable in the machines that leave the production facilities in Japan.

HSC and Middle East Crane meet each other in the same company philosophy: the desire to deliver product that answer the needs of customers from all over the world.

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The industry-leading range of Hitachi construction equipment includes excavators, wheel loaders, dumptrucks, crawler cranes and special application machines.

Its products have been created through extensive research and are developed to contribute to a sustainable society for the next generation.

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Luyckx does not only supply new machines, it also modifies them to meet the specific needs of its customers. To do so, we have our own construction department, supported by our own engineering team. Together they stand for substantial modifications. Years of know-how and experience go hand in hand with new technologies.

Thus the experts at Luyckx design and build super-long fronts with work distances of up to 36 meters and they adapt excavators and dipper dredgers of 200 ton and heavier for offshore works. In short: Jacks-of-all-trades.

And when Luyckx says “all trades”, it really means everything. Luyckx thinks in market terms and develops and tests new concepts that will answer tomorrow’s needs.

Tailor-made at the highest level.

PowerBully tracked vehicles are specially designed for use on difficult terrain. With a payload of over 11.5 metric tons and minimal ground pressure, these all-terrain tracked vehicles transport bulk solids, materials and attachments to sites of deployment that cannot be reached with wheeled vehicles.

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