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Rusch Cranes

Medemblik, Netherlands

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What Rusch Cranes does.

Rusch Cranes is a worldwide active company with headquarters in the Netherlands, specializing in the repair, maintenance, and inspection of cranes. The services include repairing crane booms, CE inspections as well as regular boom inspections. Also, independent crane inspection on offshore sites worldwide is a focus of the firm. Rusch Cranes is furthermore the official dealer for Cormach Cranes and Langendorf Trailers in the Netherlands. The company also offers unique hoist machines that are a combination of excavator and crane technology. The company has its location in 1671 NT Medemblik and is a member of Lloyd's Register Maritime Services, which is underpinned by the DNV GL certificate.

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