Crane Services by Industry
Crane sales, rental, service and parts matched to your sector — from the first quote to project completion, across the United States.
Different sectors lift different loads, and the right crane is the one matched to the job, the site and the duty cycle. Kranes supplies cranes — sales, rental, service and parts — to industries across the United States, from a single construction craneon a high-rise to a fleet of overhead cranes running a production line.
We work with general contractors who need a construction crane for steel erection; plants that run a manufacturing crane or workstation hoist; a warehouse crane system for repetitive material handling; rugged mining crane and oil and gas crane work at remote sites; high-capacity port crane and intermodal cranelifts at marine and rail terminals; utility crane and infrastructure crane work on substations, bridges and highways; steel fabrication crane handling in the shop; wind energy crane erection in the field; and precast concrete craneplacement on civil projects. Tell us the sector and the lift — we quote and fulfill it directly.
Crane questions, answered
- Kranes supplies crane sales, rental, service and parts to construction, manufacturing, warehousing and logistics, mining, oil and gas, ports and intermodal terminals, utilities and infrastructure, steel fabrication, wind energy and precast concrete. Each sector gets the crane class matched to its loads, site and duty cycle, across the United States.
- It depends on the work. Construction cranes — mobile, crawler, tower and boom-truck cranes on a job site — fall under OSHA 29 CFR 1926 Subpart CC, which also requires certified operators. Overhead and gantry cranes in plants and warehouses fall under OSHA 29 CFR 1910.179. Both point to the ASME B30 standards for inspection and testing. Kranes documents inspection and certification to the standard that applies to your crane.
- Fixed-site handling usually runs on overhead (bridge) cranes, gantry cranes, jib cranes or workstation hoists, chosen by capacity, span, lift height and how often the crane cycles (its duty class). Construction and field work usually runs on mobile, crawler, rough-terrain or tower cranes. Tell us the load and the layout and Kranes quotes the class that fits.
- Yes. Kranes covers sales, rental, service and parts nationwide from a single request, so a company with plants, yards and job sites in different states can run its crane program through one supplier, with one set of inspection records.
- Send the sector, the load, the site location and the timing. Kranes returns a written quote within 24 hours and fulfills the work directly — the crane, NCCCO-certified operators where the lift needs them, and the service and parts behind it.
Need a crane on site?
Submit your lift spec and we'll send your quote — certified, insured, and ready to mobilize.