GH Cranes & Components USA, the US subsidiary of GH Cranes & Components, has completed the installation of a 275/35t crane at an undisclosed client facility in the power-grid sector.
The project involved the full process from engineering and manufacturing through to installation and commissioning.
According to GH Cranes & Components USA, the crane was delivered as part of a turnkey solution for the industrial customer, supporting the production and handling of equipment critical to power grid infrastructure.
The company stated that it aims to deliver complete lifting solutions by acting as a single supplier for engineering, manufacturing, installation, and maintenance requirements.
GH Cranes & Components USA said: “This project showcases how our equipment supports a leading customer in the power grid transformation sector, helping ensure the efficient production and handling of critical infrastructure.”
GH Cranes & Components is a family-owned business established in 1958.
The parent company operates internationally and focuses on the manufacture and servicing of hoists, overhead cranes, gantry cranes, and a variety of heavy-duty lifting equipment.
Its US division produces equipment ranging from CMAA Class B up to heavy duty CMAA Class E specifications.
Since its founding, GH Cranes & Components reports it has manufactured over 125,000 cranes and maintains a broad offering of spare parts and support services designed to help customers maximise uptime.
The company’s operations include partnerships with European technology centres, enabling the use of advanced solutions such as variable speed drives, structural calculation tools, and 3D design.
GH Cranes & Components states that it continues to adapt its products to meet international standards.
According to the company, its focus on engineering and technology supports clients across demanding sectors, including those involved in the transformation of power grid infrastructure.
In February 2026, Liftsafe delivered and installed a GH overhead bridge crane system for a manufacturer in southwestern Ontario to support high-capacity lifting across multiple production shifts.
