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 LTECH raises arts profileThe Garage Centre for Contemporary Culture in Moscow has had help from LTECH in arranging the artworks on display. |
| Ltech converts telehandler to yacht transporter A prestigious yacht club near Moscow approached Ltech with an unusual challenge. The FordeWind Yacht club wanted Ltech to convert a Faresin FH17.40 telehandler into a hauler for a special boat transporter trailer. |
 Safi solves Moscow heavy lifting problemRussian rental company Ltech has arranged for Safi to build a special service elevator for a Moscow based printing company where a traditional lift would be too expensive. |
 Palazzani spiders a hit in MoscowItalian manufactured Palazzani spider lifts are being put to work in a number of Moscow shopping centres for cleaning, maintenance and repair applications. |
 Layher brings the slopes to MoscowEarly in January, to advertise the 2014 Winter Olympics, which will be held in Sochi, Russia, 14 world class skiers and two invited Russian champions took part in a downhill slalom on a man-made slope erected in front of the Moscow State University. |
| LTECH celebrates five years of rapid growth and still growing Russian access rental company LTECH has just celebrated five years in the business and it plans to keep growing. |
 Facelift adds self-propelled NiftysUK rental company Facelift Access Hire has placed a EUR 1 million order for a mix of Height Rider 15, 17 and 21 models from Niftylift Ltd, the UK manufacturer. Facelift already has Niftylift machines in its fleet, including the pictured Height Rider 120. |
 MLE launches 75 ft atrium liftMan Lift Engineering (MLE), the US designer of special aerial platforms, has launched a new atrium lift to compete with the Teupen and Reachmaster/Worldlift Industries machines sold in North America. |
 Pega hoists rising on Burj DubaiCzech hoist manufacturer PEGA will soon add additional construction hoists on the massive Burj Dubai high-rise tower, to add to the four twin-hoists already running up to a height of 400 m. |
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