Venturo Introduces Crane Selector Web Tool
The Crane Selector utilizes gross vehicle weight, necessary boom length, and maximum load capacity to pair vehicles with the most suitable Venturo product.

Screen capture via Venco Venturo website
Venturo has released a new finder on its website to assist in the selection of service cranes. The Crane Selector utilizes gross vehicle weight, necessary boom length, and maximum load capacity to pair vehicles with the most suitable Venturo product.
Venturo cranes are designed for an array of light, moderate and heavy-duty crane applications, and having the right equipment to meet job requirements improves efficiency and safety on the job site. The Crane Selector is a simple, effective tool to provide operators with the proper crane package.
“We design our cranes and accessories for specific uses, and we want to ensure that our customers make the best possible choice for their specific needs” Tony Albanese, VP, sales & marketing. “An improper product will at best limit performance and at worst endanger workers. With the Crane Selector, we are taking some guesswork out of the equation.”
This offering joins Venturo Logic Controls (VLC), another recent innovation from the crane manufacturer. The VLC Crane Control Management System brings safety, control and reliability to the company’s fully-hydraulic service cranes.
Originally posted on Work Truck Online
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