Hale Steel used the Everest 6 to install prefabricated module wall panels on site in Little Rock, Arkansas. Each one of the 10 tonne insulated metal panels were 32 feet wide and 60 feet tall.

Verton elevated the safety and efficiency of the project. Orientating the suspended panels remotely without the need for taglines, removing personnel near or under the suspended panels. While decreasing the duration of load cycles, reducing potential damage due to lifting operations, and ensuring unmatched accuracy, with loads arriving at their destination in the correct orientation.

By comparison, installing eight modular panels for one of the 14,400 sqf walls would usually take six days, but Hale was able to do it in just three day using Verton’s lifting solutions.

“The ability to have both of our QC team safely able to be on the ground and review the entire assembly of each module before the erection of the module is a benefit that I cannot voice enough,” -Matt Brown, Site Manager, Gray Construction

Smith Cranes used a Verton Everest 6 for the installation of 1,000 concrete floor plates weighing up to 5 tonnes and concrete staircases.

The Everest 6 made taglines obsolete, freeing up staff to work on other tasks and projects. While removing them from drop zones and being in contact with the load, improving Smith Cranes safety compliance. While increasing the number of lifts completed per day to 26. Through Using Verton’s unique solutions, Smith Cranes were able to finish 3 months ahead of schedule.

Smith Cranes representative, Chris Burrowes has been more than impressed saying – “The Verton unit has removed our guys from harm’s way and improved our productivity at the same time. It’s just brilliant.”