Escorts Unveils India’s First Hybrid Pick-n-Carry Crane, Pioneering Green Construction Technology

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Escorts Ltd. has made a significant leap in construction and material handling technology with the launch of India’s first Hybrid Pick-n-Carry Crane. This state-of-the-art crane combines the benefits of electric power with traditional diesel, offering a greener, more efficient solution for industries involved in material movement and construction projects.

The new hybrid crane is designed to reduce fuel consumption and lower emissions, aligning with India’s growing push for sustainable infrastructure development. By integrating an electric motor with a diesel engine, the crane delivers optimal performance, ensuring high lifting capacity and productivity while reducing the carbon footprint.

The innovation promises to enhance operational efficiency, especially in urban environments where emission regulations are becoming stricter. With this launch, Escorts is not only advancing construction technology but also contributing to environmental sustainability by promoting eco-friendly machinery in a sector traditionally reliant on diesel-powered equipment.

Escorts Ltd. has emphasized that the hybrid crane will help customers save on fuel costs while boosting the performance of their projects. The company is optimistic that the launch will set a new standard in India’s construction equipment market.

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