The sea is unforgiving on lifting equipment. Salt, spray, constant motion, and the simple fact that there is nowhere to set a load down wrong all raise the bar for a crane that works on deck. PESCI marine cranes are built for exactly that environment: foldable knuckle-boom deck cranes, engineered and built in Italy as part of CPS Group. A marine crane earns its keep on reliability. PESCI cranes are articulated and telescopic, so they fold compact when stowed and reach out with control when the job calls for it, whether that is handling stores and equipment on a working vessel, supporting offshore operations, or loading and unloading at the quayside. The knuckle-boom layout keeps the crane low and out of the way between lifts, then unfolds to place a load precisely where the deck crew needs it. The marine range spans compact deck cranes such as the SE 60 and SE 75 MK through to larger units like the 955 M, so the same engineering scales from a small workboat to a demanding offshore deck. Marine service is also a corrosion and safety problem, and that is where build quality shows. PESCI cranes are designed for the maritime environment, with the detailing and protection a crane needs to keep working in salt air and spray, backed by the same engineering discipline that runs through every CPS Group product. PESCI sits alongside COPMA truck-mounted loader cranes and CPS Steel fabrication under the CPS Group umbrella, a group that designs and builds lifting and structural equipment in Italy and supports it worldwide. For an owner or a shipyard, that means a marine crane from a manufacturer with deep experience in articulated lifting, not a general supplier bolting a boom to a base. If you operate vessels, run a shipyard, or specify equipment for marine and offshore work, the PESCI marine range is worth a close look. Discover the range and find your contact at cps-group.com.
PESCI Marine, part of CPS Group