Treviso, Italy. In the heart of Italy’s north-eastern production pole, in an environment of Italian manufacturing excellence, a company has developed a new concept to handle large loads: the minicrane. The dream of all crane operators: working in narrow places and extreme conditions with a machine having reduced weight and size yet featuring an elevated reach and loading capacity. No such power ever was in their hands.
We’ve named it Jekko because this minicrane – just like a gecko – grabs onto surfaces with suction cups similar to toe pads, it climbs everywhere, it’s stable when still and fast when moving.
But there’s much more…
It’s not just a matter of supplying sector operators with breakthrough cranes and minicranes: it’s about relating to their professional issues and wishes, and helping them in any venture, be it large or small. Jekko enters their world, share the weight of their responsibilities and stand by them to make their work lighter.
Force doesn’t come by chance. It has to be designed to become a skill.
That’s what happens with JIC, the R&D centre where we develop new cranes ready to work in extreme conditions. Our engineers and skilled workers take a step into the future and prototype all the ideas that hit their mind while some we have already manufactured, first in our sector.