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  • Sere Maintenance modernises KP1's concrete handling
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    Sere Maintenance modernizes concrete handling at KP1

    Established in 1962 in Vertou, in the Loire-Atlantique department, Sere Maintenance designs and sells lifting equipment, handling systems and overhead cranes across Brittany. Its all-round team handles every necessary study, test, inspection (General Routine Checks) and repair for this type of machinery and equipment.

  • Sere Maintenance modernises concrete handling for KP1
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    KP1 relies on Sere Maintenance to modernise its concrete handling

    Founded in 1962 in Vertou, in the Loire-Atlantique department, Sere Maintenance designs and sells lifting equipment, handling systems and overhead cranes across Brittany. Its versatile teams also carry out the studies, the periodic statutory inspections (Vérifications Générales Périodiques) and the repair call-outs for all of this equipment.

  • VERLINDE launches its new partnership programme for all its customers
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    VERLINDE déploie son nouveau programme de partenariat pour l'ensemble de ses clients

    This summer, VERLINDE began rolling out its new partnership programme worldwide, open to every customer, whether regular, occasional, long-standing or new. The stated aim of this new form of partnership is to share as many services as possible with our most committed customers, while giving every customer, without exception, a set of services and benefits matched to their current partnership level.

  • VERLINDE's ExpertCare app
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    VERLINDE's ExpertCare app

    ExpertCare est une application mobile VERLINDE qui permet de consulter, directement depuis le sol, le module de surveillance électronique MT2 équipant un palan à câble EUROBLOC VT installé sur un pont roulant. Ses atouts immédiats tiennent d'abord à la simplicité de l'outil, qui affiche les données sur un smartphone ou une tablette Android ou iOS sans obliger l'opérateur à quitter le sol, et ensuite à l'économie de moyens obtenue puisqu'une nacelle n'est plus nécessaire pour ce simple contrôle.