Liftra

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Liftra is an engineering company specialized in lifting and transport equipment for wind turbines. Since the start-up in 2003 the company has carried out over 500 projects; its most extensive development project has been a self-hoisting add-on crane for wind turbines in the +4MW class, that is able to replace 19 Ton components.^[1]

The main office is in Aalborg, Northern Jutland, Denmark with approx. 20 engineers. Offices in Germany, USA, Spain and China.^[2]

Projects and operations[]

Self-Hoisting Crane changing a gear box.

Blade Dragon installing a single blade on wind turbine hub.

• Self-hoisting Crane. WLL 19 Ton.^[3]
• Blade Dragon. Single blade installation yoke.^[4][5]
• Stacking system for tower sections during sea transport.^[6]
• Lifting yoke for handling and turning of +60m blades. WLL 22 Ton.
• Adjustment yoke for drive train. WLL 77 Ton.
• Lifting bracket for bottom tower section. Turn from horizontal to vertical.
• Davit cranes for offshore wind turbine base. WLL 800 kg.
• Gantry Carrier. WLL 90 Ton. Battery driven. Remote controlled.^[7]

References[]

External links[]

• Official Website
• Lifting Equipment

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