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On the basis on the End users/Applications, the market report focuses on the status and outlook for major applications/end users, sales volume, market share, and growth rate for each application, this can be divided into: Energy, Chemical, Food, Transportation,

Columbus McKinnon Corporation designs, manufactures, and markets hoists, actuators, cranes, rigging tools, digital power control systems, and other material handling products for commercial and industrial applications worldwide. It offers various electric chain hoists, electric wire rope hoists, hand-operated hoists, winches, lever tools, and air-powered hoists under the Budgit, Chester, CM, Coffing, Little Mule, Pfaff, Shaw-Box, Yale, STAHL, and other brands; below-the-hook tooling, clamps, and textile strappings; and explosion-protected hoists, as well as supplies hoist trolleys. The company also provides alloy and carbon steel chains; alloy chains under the Herc-Alloy brand; load chains and carbon steel welded-link chains; alloy and carbon steel closed-die forged chain attachments, including hooks, shackles, Hammerloks, and master links; and carbon steel forged and stamped products, such as load binders, logging tools, and other securing devices. In addition, it offers power and motion control systems, which comprise AC and DC drive systems, radio remote controls, push button pendant stations, brakes, collision avoidance, and power delivery subsystems, as well as AC and DC digital motion control systems for underground coal mining equipment; industrial components, including mechanical and electromechanical actuators and rotary unions; and overhead steel jib and gantry cranes, and overhead aluminum light rail workstations under the CES, Abell-Howe, and Washington Equipment brands. Further, the company provides DC high-performance elevator drives, AC drives, and regenerative controls; and tire shredders. The company sells its products through its sales force and independent distributors. Columbus McKinnon Corporation was founded in 1875 and is headquartered in Getzville, New York.

The company is also looking into digitalisation and next-generation communication—known in Germany as Industry 4.0—and the potential, in the future, for ‘intelligent rope’ to improve understanding of what’s happening inside the rope.

As well as that facility, the company has been innovating and growing and plans to continue to do so, says Salim: “2017 was a rich year in term of innovation. We added new sizes to most of our series. In the same time, we started the production of a new series for heavy-duty hoist applications. The series will hopefully be completed by the end of 2019 and help us to cover most of the current market needs, from small hoist to largecapacity crane applications.

As is typical for Japanese tower cranes the 132 kW hoisting winch is operated in constant four fall configuration and gives a maximum lifting speed of 114.7 m/min. For easy dismantling by recovery derrick the largest part of the machinery deck weighs 11 tonnes. To speed up erection the slewing ring with slewing ring support and central part of the machinery deck can be transported as one unit 3.29 m wide and 3.20 m high. A new larger TS series crane to replace the JCC-V900 in the 1,000 tonne-metre class is on the drawing board.

This table compares Lonking and Columbus McKinnon’s revenue, earnings per share (EPS) and valuation.

Another Italian manufacturer, Dana Brevini, is helping hoist manufacturers choose the right geared motor or geared unit through a newly-launched tool on its website.

The GK (Global Kitagawa) series with improved performance, plus new transport and rigging conditions, may find a ready world market by combining the unique design features of Japanese tower cranes with the requirements of European standards.

Engineered in Sweden and manufactured in China, the new hoist models undergo a series of rigorous safety and quality tests before arrival to market. Driven by a high-efficiency helical gearbox, the Alimak SC 65/32 and SC 45/30 offer increased hoistpower, smooth operation and energy-efficiency, with the safety and usability expected of an Alimak hoist.

Despite the specialised nature of the finished products, everything is based on Stahl CraneSystems’ standard products, with the modular design enabling the company to make modifications from there.

The competitive landscape of automotive gear market features all the prominent players operating in the industry. The market players of automotive gear market are featured based on their revenue shares, business strategies, primary areas of focus, and key product offerings. Some of the leading players featured in the automotive gear market report include Eaton Corporation, Bharat Gears Limited, GKN Plc., Inc., Altra Industrial Motion Corporation, Showa Corporation, American Axle and Manufacturing, Inc., Linamar Corporation, NSK Limited, Univance Corporation etc.

There have been a multitude of chassis manufacturers over the decades, from known names like Lola to less-than-household marks like Lazer. The later of which has recently been re-invigorated by an entrepreneurial Fiat Chrysler Engineer, Barret Hendricks.