by American Crane | Aug 7, 2026 | Nuclear
When a nuclear utility begins evaluating crane suppliers, the equipment itself is only part of the decision. Most proposals will meet the required lift capacity. Most suppliers can point to technical specifications, component lists, and competitive pricing. The real...
by American Crane | May 19, 2026 | Manufacturers
If your facility is operating overhead or gantry cranes built to ANSI B30.2-1976 standards, now is the time to evaluate an upgrade. Aging crane systems can impact safety, reliability, and compliance, especially as operational demands increase or regulatory...
by American Crane | Apr 28, 2026 | Manufacturers
Nuclear power is having a moment again. After decades of slow growth, the industry is entering what many analysts are calling a nuclear renaissance. Governments are investing heavily in nuclear energy to support grid stability, decarbonization goals, and long-term...
by American Crane | Mar 31, 2026 | Critical Lift, Manufacturers
High-Stakes Lifting in Nuclear & Telescopic Outage Operations: What Needs to Be Considered When a nuclear plant enters an outage—planned or unexpected—every hour matters. Fueling systems, dry cask loading, large component replacements, and crane modernization all...
by American Crane | Jan 22, 2026 | Outage Support for Fossil Power Plants
Containment buildings aren’t designed for convenience. They’re designed for safety, redundancy, and control. During nuclear refueling and maintenance outages, that reality creates a familiar challenge: core components must be lifted, positioned, and removed in spaces...
