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Lifting in steel trusses with 1000 ton crane

Construction Swiss Life Arena Zurich - Steel parts weighing over 100 tons are lifted to a height of over 100 meters

EMIL EGGER was commissioned with the crane work for the construction of the roof structure of the new Swiss Life Arena in Zurich. Numerous steel trusses weighing 100 tons were lifted to a radius of over 100 m by the 1000-ton LR 11000 crawler crane and placed with millimeter precision.
Heavy-lift logistics Crane work EMIL EGGER

The cramped space conditions, coupled with high deadline pressure, could only be mastered thanks to the well-coordinated team and the unique technology of the world’s most modern crawler crane!

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Professional Crane logistics

EMIL EGGER ranks in the top 20 of German-speaking crane service providers

Fast, flexible and professional – that’s our motto. We can be reached 24 hours on the hotline +41 71 282 52 20 and are available in all regions of Switzerland. Thanks to our powerful crane and special transport sector, we are always ready for action. EMIL EGGER is also the only Swiss company to rank among the top 20 German-speaking crane service providers. Our diverse fleet includes mobile cranes, crawler cranes, mobile construction cranes, special cranes, truck cranes and mini cranes.

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