2x160(80+80)t cranes used in tandem for TBM assembly for the Brisbane Airport Link Project

65t rotating lifting beam used for paper roll handling

100t cranes under installation for a heavy engineering workshop

30t crane class C7/M7 being installed at a steel mill

Portal Crane with dual underslung hoists (8t each) for concrete panel handling

Eilbeck cranes is a market leader in the supply of winches designed to work in harsh conditions. Shown here is a static winch on a mine site used for conveyor counterweight tower

Eilbeck Cranes has established itself as a reputed supplier and manufacturer of Ex rated cranes. Shown here is 105/16t crane Ex crane rated to zone 1

Various portal cranes installed on a mine site design to work in outdoors and in harsh conditions

40t portal crane at mine site working in harsh environment

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Welcome to Eilbeck Cranes

Expertise built over 100 years

Eilbeck-built cranes are sought after for diverse industries, by respected civil and industrial developers around the world.

Since its establishment in 1907, Eilbeck Cranes’ engineering and manufacturing excellence has resulted in ongoing growth. The 100% Australian privately-owned company attracts new and repeated business, with strong relationships at corporate and individual levels.

Eilbeck Cranes’ vast experience and along with its efficient and flexible approach allow it to deliver customised crane solutions at competitive prices.

Company Profile

A 100% privately owned Australian company, Eilbeck Cranes has flourished in the face of fierce competition from multinational companies. Each crane at Eilbeck Crane is quality engineered in response to individual needs. The company's efficiency and flexibility provide customised crane solutions at competitive prices. Since its establishment in 1907 by Tom Eilbeck, the company has had three generations of Tom Eilbecks at the helm and has become an industry leader in the Australian crane market. [read more]