McCoy Engineering Installs Jib Crane to Enhance Workshop Lifting Capacity

en.Wedoany.com Reported - McCoy Engineering (Hull) has completed the design, manufacture, and installation of yellow jib cranes at its workshop in Kingston upon Hull, England.

Developed by the company's engineering team for lifting heavier components during daily operations, each internally manufactured jib crane can handle a safe working load of 500 kilograms. According to the company, this installation aims to improve the efficiency and safety of material handling within the facility.

McCoy Engineering enhances its internal workshop operations by customizing cranes to meet the demands of a fast-paced engineering environment. The company stated: "Investing in the right equipment helps us maintain high standards in every project."

Founded in 1993, McCoy Engineering is a privately owned steel structure and metal fabrication company, providing design, manufacturing, and installation services for commercial, industrial, and public projects across Yorkshire and the UK. With forty years of experience, the company serves various sectors including education, residential construction, and large-scale industrial development, offering customized steel structures and fabrication solutions for clients ranging from contractors to homeowners.

Last month, McCoy Engineering completed the design and manufacture of a galvanized cooling tower frame and a galvanized pump skid frame for Vistech Cooling Systems. The company fabricated both structures according to the client's specified operational requirements, focusing on durability and corrosion resistance in challenging environments, covering all stages from initial concept to project completion.

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