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Singapore-based Hiap Heng Group has taken delivery of a Liebherr MK 88-4.1E, marking the company’s entry into the mobile construction crane market.

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“The construction industry is constantly evolving. Limited space in urban areas is presenting project managers with increasingly complex challenges. Our clients expect safe and cost-effective solutions. The MK 88-4.1E is a targeted addition to our service portfolio,” said Joyce Foo, CEO of Hiap Heng Group.

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The vertical tower of the MK 88-4.1E allows work to be carried out directly on the structure, even over obstructions. This enables wide working radii with high performance while requiring minimal space. Thanks to their asymmetrical outrigger configuration and small footprint, Liebherr mobile construction cranes are ideal for use in densely built-up city centres.

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Founded in 1983, Hiap Heng has more than 40 years’ experience in the construction, infrastructure, marine, industrial and energy sectors. Its fleet comprises more than 100 large-scale machines, including mobile cranes, crawler cranes and aerial work platforms. The MK 88-4.1E expands the company’s portfolio into the mobile construction crane segment.

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Ms Foo added, “Thanks to its versatility, we will in future be able to support projects that would previously have required more complex solutions. These include, for example, lifting tasks during the construction or maintenance of office buildings, schools, hospitals and shopping centres, as well as infrastructure projects and a wide variety of installation works.”

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In Singapore, construction projects are increasingly being carried out in densely built-up urban areas. The MK 88-4.1E offers ideal conditions for inner-city construction sites, where conventional cranes often reach their limits.

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‘More cost-effective and sustainable’

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Transport, erection and operation of the MK 88-4.1E can be handled by just one person. The taxi crane is ready for use in almost no time, without the need for additional transport units. Meanwhile, the high lifting capacity, long reach and precise control ensure efficient workflows during demanding lifting operations. This means that, in some cases, several construction sites can even be served within a single day.

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“With the MK 88-4.1E, we can support projects more cost-effectively and significantly reduce set-up times. The electric crane operation is particularly valuable to us, as it drastically reduces noise and emissions. More sustainable construction methods are becoming increasingly important in Singapore. At the same time, Liebherr’s advanced safety systems and intelligent control technologies inspire a high level of confidence among both operators and clients,” explained Ms Foo.

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Thanks to its powerful electric engine, the Liebherr crane can be operated at optimum efficiency and is highly flexible, running either on an integrated generator or on site power – optionally even at 32 amps.

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“This decision underlines our long-term commitment to innovation, safety and productivity,” continued Ms Foo. “We are investing not only in modern machinery, but also in the future of our employees and business partners. Together with Liebherr, we aim to explore new opportunities and actively support the further development of intelligent lifting solutions.”

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For Hiap Heng, reliable after-sales service, technical expertise, user training and a long-term partnership are also crucial factors. Ms Foo stressed, “We have valued Liebherr’s engineering expertise and innovative strength for many years. The quality and reliability of its cranes are recognised worldwide. Through this collaboration, we are laying the foundations to continue supporting our customers with modern and high-performance lifting solutions in the future.”

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Denzai Huationg Pte Ltd, a Denzai Group company, and Hiap Heng Heavyequipment Co Pte Ltd, a Singapore-based crane and heavy equipment provider, have signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) to establish a strategic partnership. With this collaboration, both partners will jointly pursue opportunities in the Singapore market.

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Hiap Heng, founded in 1983, offers rough terrain and all terrain cranes up to 350 t, a fleet of heavy transport equipment including trailers, lorry cranes, and mobile elevated work platforms such as boom and scissor lifts that cater to a wide variety of jobsite conditions and logistical challenges.

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“Singapore is entering a new era of infrastructure development that will define the city’s future. By combining Denzai’s global heavy lifting expertise and equipment with Hiap Heng’s trusted fleet of mobile elevated work platforms, we can offer comprehensive solutions that cover the full spectrum of construction needs,” said Kohki Uemura, president and CEO of Denzai Huationg. “Together, our teams and our people bring the strength, precision and reliability to support Singapore’s most ambitious projects, today and in the years ahead.”

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“This collaboration extends beyond equipment – it is a strategic partnership designed to create a comprehensive ecosystem spanning cranes, transport, mobile elevated work platforms, and emerging areas such as end-of-life battery recycling,” added Joyce Foo Hui Chin, CEO of Hiap Heng Heavyequipment. “It represents a win for Denzai, a win for Hiap Heng, and above all, a major win for our customers. Together, we are prepared to lift higher, build stronger and contribute to a smarter, more sustainable future for Singapore’s infrastructure.”

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