Midwest Overhead Crane, a subsidiary of Flatiron Crane Company, has completed the installation of three 30t crane systems for an undisclosed client’s E-House production line.
The installation was carried out over the past 18 months, with each system spanning 300ft and featuring four dual-hoist cranes operating in tandem pairs.
The new systems are intended to support the client’s production of equipment for data centres.
The installation process was overseen by Midwest Overhead Crane’s capital installation crew, who were on-site to confirm the correct setup and proper functioning of the cranes.
Flatiron Crane Company said: “The project earned positive feedback not only for the installation crew, but also for Flatiron’s sales, engineering, and project management teams, highlighting the value of coordinated, end-to-end support across Flatiron and our affiliate brands.”
According to the companies, the outcome demonstrated the value of coordinated support across Flatiron and its affiliates.
Midwest Overhead Crane describes itself as having the largest service team in its market. Its offerings include on-site safety training, parts, maintenance, and support for various brands of overhead cranes and hoists.
The company also provides fabrication and installation of custom-designed lifting equipment.
Flatiron Crane Company operates in the US and Canada, supplying end-to-end overhead crane solutions for industrial clients, with services covering engineering, manufacturing, and ongoing support.
Both companies state that their teams focus on maximising equipment uptime and minimising operational disruptions.
In April 2026, Flatiron-owned Simmers Crane Design & Services completed the installation of an overhead bridge crane for a client involved in supplying structural components to the construction industry.
The crane is intended to handle and move heavy production materials while freeing up floor space for machinery and other infrastructure.
