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Potain MCT 275 Tower Cranes Deliver Three Years of Zero Downtime in Tbilisi Project

Two Potain MCT 275 tower cranes have delivered over three years of continuous performance with zero unplanned downtime on the Central Park Towers project in Tbilisi.

30-Second Takeaway Two Potain MCT 275 tower cranes have delivered more than three years of continuous operation with zero unplanned downtime on the Central Park Towers development in Tbilisi, Georgia. Supported by strong service and maintenance from Manitowoc, the cranes have played a critical role in maintaining construction progress on the multi-phase hotel project. Potain MCT 275 Tower Cranes Two Potain MCT 275 topless tower cranes have supported daily lifting operations on a complex hotel development in Tbilisi, Georgia, delivering three years of continuous performance without unplanned downtime. The cranes are operating on the Central Park Towers project, a large-scale five-star integrated resort and hotel development where crane reliability is essential to maintaining construction momentum. Supporting Central Park Towers Development The Central Park Towers project is located in downtown Tbilisi and is managed by Radisson Blu, with development led by Orbi Group Tbilisi, which also serves as the main contractor. Construction has progressed through multiple phases, supported by a large on-site workforce. Throughout the build, the Potain MCT 275 cranes have remained central to operations, ensuring efficient material flow and sustained productivity. Crane Configuration and Performance The two cranes on site are 10-tonne versions of the MCT 275, initially installed in a freestanding configuration before climbing to final working heights of 150 metres. They are configured with 45-metre and 50-metre jibs, enabling flexible lifting operations as the structure developed. The cranes’ consistent uptime has been a key factor in maintaining project timelines. Service Support Drives Reliability According to Konstantin Guba, customer service director for the Middle East and North Africa at Manitowoc, crane performance is closely tied to service support. “Maintaining crane availability on a complex project like Central Park Towers needs more than just reliable equipment; it depends on strong service support throughout. The Manitowoc customer support team has been on the project from the start, handling erection and commissioning, then training the local team in maintenance and operation. We’ve also provided regular maintenance, comprehensive inspections, engineering support, and ongoing parts supply to ensure the cranes perform reliably.” This comprehensive support approach has enabled the cranes to operate continuously without interruption. Designed for Large-Scale Construction The Potain MCT 275 is available in 10-tonne and 12-tonne versions, with jib lengths ranging from 30 metres to 70 metres. With end-of-jib capacities of up to 2.3 tonnes, the crane is designed for large-scale construction projects requiring flexibility, reach and long-term reliability. Its performance on the Tbilisi project highlights its suitability for complex, multi-structure developments. About About Potain Potain, a brand of Manitowoc, is a global manufacturer of tower cranes known for its innovative lifting solutions and reliable performance on construction projects worldwide. The company offers a wide range of topless, luffing jib and self-erecting tower cranes designed for efficiency, flexibility and long-term durability. Potain cranes are widely used in large-scale infrastructure and building developments. Website: https://www.manitowoc.com/potain About Manitowoc The Manitowoc Company is a leading global manufacturer of cranes and lifting solutions, including mobile, tower and crawler cranes. Through brands such as Potain and Grove, the company provides equipment and comprehensive support services to construction and industrial sectors worldwide. Manitowoc is known for its focus on engineering innovation, customer support and lifecycle service solutions. Website: https://www.manitowoc.com Frequently Asked Questions What cranes were used on the Tbilisi project? Two Potain MCT 275 topless tower cranes were used. How long did the cranes operate without downtime? The cranes operated for more than three years with zero unplanned downtime. What project are the cranes supporting? They are supporting the Central Park Towers development in Tbilisi, Georgia. What is the capacity of the MCT 275 cranes? The cranes used on the project are 10-tonne models. What role did service support play? Continuous maintenance, inspections, training and parts support from Manitowoc ensured reliable crane performance. What type of projects is the Potain MCT 275 designed for? It is designed for large-scale construction projects requiring flexibility, reach and long-term reliability.

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