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Ainscough is set for a major presence at ScotPlant as we prepare to showcase a wide range of machinery from our stand at the heart of the Royal Highland Centre.
As a national crane hire company employing over 100 people across Scotland and with the recent opening of our fifth Scottish depot in Invergordon, we are focused on staying close to the needs of our customers. A team of experienced operators will be on hand throughout the event to help visitors identify the right lifting solutions for their projects.
We have a long history of supporting landmark projects across Scotland. This includes providing extensive crane capabilities for the Queensferry Crossing, where 122 deck sections were lifted into place. More recently, we have delivered work at Lossiemouth East Beach, Murrayfield Stadium, and supported operations at Edinburgh’s St James Quarter.
With a fleet of over 320 Liebherr cranes, we will be showcasing a selection of our equipment at ScotPlant. This will include mobile tower cranes, 50 tonne and 230 tonne cranes, hybrid innovations, battery packs, and more from our stand at D10.
Our hybrid crane and mobile tower crane are expected to be key highlights. The mobile tower crane offers excellent cab visibility and is particularly effective on sites where boom extension is restricted, something we regularly encounter across Scotland.
Scotland remains a key region for Ainscough, and our ScotPlant debut comes at an important time as we continue to expand our presence. Our new Highland depot joins our existing locations in Glasgow, Aberdeen, Dundee, and Falkirk, ensuring we can support projects quickly and efficiently across the country.
As we celebrate our 50th year, ScotPlant provides an opportunity to connect with both new and existing customers. From our beginnings as a family business to the company we are today, we have continued to invest in our fleet, technology, and capabilities, working closely with Liebherr to drive innovation and deliver the highest standards.
Visitors to our stand will be able to see our equipment in action, step inside the cranes, and speak directly with our operators to gain a real understanding of their capabilities.
