In February 2018, Tractel® a world-leading safety specialist company acquired Scanclimber®. Today Scanclimber® is part of Tractel’s working-at-height solutions portfolio. Scanclimber® by Tractel® supplies vertical access solutions such as mast climbing work platforms, passenger and material hoists, industrial hoists to more than 250 clients, in Europe, North America and Asia. Company has 225 employees, operates a well-invested production facility in Poland and a centre of excellence in Poland, and sells products through a network of distributors and sales agents globally.
We aim to develop and supply SCANCLIMBER® hoists and mast climbing work platforms for even the most difficult tasks and to suit the needs of the contractor or rental company.
In February 2018, Tractel acquired Scanclimber®. Tractel® is a world-leading safety specialist providing reliable, innovative and cost-effective working-at-height solutions and services. Today Scanclimber® is part of Tractel's working-at-height solutions portfolio.
Rack and pinion driven mast climbers are lifting machines as well as working platforms – all in one convenient package.
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Personnel and material hoist family offers flexible and up-gradable transport system for materials and people, with a spacious hoist cage up to a lifting height of 300 m.
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Special purpose hoists family for multiple applications in several industrial sectors, including those with hazardous area classifications.
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Triple Hoists series of transport platforms for smaller building and renovation projects.
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Weather covers are used in the construction industry to protect buildings against bad weather and to keep structures dry during the construction process. Weather covers are also increasingly used in renovations - for example in roof replacement projects. The growing use of wood in construction, especially in Nordic markets, is also increasing demand. So far, the use of scaffolding to build a weather cover solution has been the norm.
Växjö is the centre of the wood building industry in Sweden. The new town hall and railway station is mostly of wood and glass construction with inclined facades. Skanska used Scanclimber's inclined mast climbers for the facade installation work.
