en.Wedoany.com Reported - German lifting equipment manufacturer eepos has implemented a lightweight crane solution in its latest project, integrating a double-arm cantilever crane system with a Kito hoist, and utilizing a telescopic cantilever crane application along with an integrated conductor bar for power supply. eepos designs each installation according to customer requirements to handle material handling tasks, enhancing efficiency, safety, and operator working conditions.

eepos Managing Director Fabio Geremia stated: "We are proud to deliver another customer-centric lifting solution through the eepos lightweight crane system." Geremia added: "Each installation is designed around a clear objective: to improve workplace efficiency, safety, and operator comfort, while perfectly adapting to customer needs." He also noted: "At eepos, we believe innovation is not just about technology — it is about understanding the customer's processes and delivering solutions that create real operational value. With flexible and intelligent lightweight crane systems, eepos continues to lead the market in ergonomic material handling solutions for modern industry."

eepos is responsible for the development, manufacturing, and assembly of aluminum crane systems, lifting shafts, and energy columns, with its operational base located at its headquarters in Wiehl, near Cologne. The company joined the Kito Crosby group in 2024, which operates globally in the lifting and rigging industry, engaging in engineering, manufacturing, and distribution to serve various load handling needs. Earlier this month, eepos and Vakuumtechnik completed the installation of a lifting system specifically designed for handling large-format glass and window elements in industrial and construction environments. The system features an aluminum crane structure, a Kito chain hoist, and custom vacuum suction cups, capable of handling materials such as plastic, aluminum, wooden window frames, and large glass panels. The installation operates on lightweight aluminum rails and can lift loads of up to 500kg.

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