Empire Crane Company has been named an authorized dealer of Trimble Lifting Solutions.

Empire Crane Company has been named an authorized dealer of Trimble Lifting Solutions. Trimble Lifting Solutions produces a number of load cells, load pins, tensiometers, line riders, angle sensors, wind speed sensors, A2B sensors, cable reels and displays for all cranes and lifting applications. Empire's parts and service teams have been specially trained by Trimble technicians to address any product usage inquires and provide utmost technical support.

Empire Crane was chosen to be an authorized dealer because of its unmatched customer support for all of the manufacturer's products it represents, according to Trimble.

"Empire's service and parts departments include a well-equipped staff with the skillsets required to provide the installation and technical support we look for in our dealer channel. This, along with carrying the level of inventory to ensure the least amount of potential downtime of equipment, will provide an ease of mind for the end-user," Jeff Ryan, Trimble sales manager of the lifting solutions division said.

Empire Crane has many models of displays, A2B switches, anemometers and load cells in stock and available to ship immediately.

"We strive to set ourselves apart from other dealerships by offering products that can improve efficiency, increase safety, and save our customers money," said Jonelle Alberici, Empire Crane parts manager. "Trimble makes quality products that hit all three of these points."

For more information about Empire Crane, visit www.EmpireCrane.com.

For more information about Trimble, visit http://lifting.trimble.com/.

Today's top stories

Webber Ahead of Plans On I-10 Widening in Texas

Progress Continues On $250M Columbus LOT Project

Volvo Holiday Lights, Fan Voting Begin

Work Continues On Largest Project in NYSDOT History

Case Introduces Limited Signature Edition Backhoe Loader for Iconic Presence On Job Site

VIDEO: Norwalk, Conn.'s Fire-Damaged I-95 Overpass Reopens Early, $3.2M Under Budget

Six Small Bridges in Plymouth, Vt., to Be Replaced Over Two Years Starting Next Summer

FAE's Expands Range With Its New SFL Multitask Head