(L-R) are Luke Lonergan, Empire Crane vice president / CEO; Dan McCallum, Stoneridge / ORLACO senior network partner manager; and Paul Lonergan, Empire Crane president.

Empire Crane Company recently became a preferred partner of Orlaco products. It will be responsible for the approach of the United States crane industry. Empire Crane will be the industry partner regarding quotations, sales and service of Orlaco camera monitor systems.

Orlaco offers a wide variety of cameras specifically designed for cranes including, winch view, rear view, load view, Cornereye and other locations, which are not typically visible from the cab. Cameras have a large impact on the safety of job sites and eliminate misunderstanding from signalmen.

"We work hard to ensure that customers are aware of the technologies that can help keep workers safe, prevent accidents and improve efficiency," Tim Mazzoli, Empire Crane parts manager said.

Empire Crane Company recently became a preferred partner of Orlaco products.

Empire Crane was chosen to be a preferred partner because of its extensive experience in the crane industry.

Dan McCallum, senior network development manager, said, "they have knowledgeable staff in their sales, parts, and service teams who can serve our customers and support the product. We are excited to have them onboard."

About Empire Crane Company

Empire Crane Company was founded by Paul and Luke Lonergan in 2002. It is an authorized dealer of Terex, Tadano Mantis, Kobelco crawler cranes, Shuttlelift carry deck cranes, Manitex boom trucks, Wolffkran tower cranes, and Magni telehandlers. Empire Crane offers sales, parts, and service at its offices in Syracuse N.Y., Bridgewater, N.J., and Boston, Mass.

About Stoneridge-Orlaco

Stoneridge-Orlaco is the specialist in camera and monitor systems for heavy equipment, commercial vehicles, cranes, lift trucks, emergency vehicles and more. Orlaco has more than 25 years of experience in designing and developing certified vision solutions for eliminating blind spots around vehicles, machines and ships. It is headquartered in the Netherlands and the United States with other offices in Germany and Japan.

This story also appears on Crane Equipment Guide.

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