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1) "Demag" -- As to demag hoist
DEMAG is a German heavy equipment manufacturer. Started making dock cranes in 1906 and since constituted as Deutsche Maschinenfabrik AG or simply Demag.
- 1 Founding
- 2 Hydraulic Era
- 3 Restructuring
- 4 Break Up
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| The DEMAG company ws founded in 1910 in Duisburg through the union of Märki Engineering Co., Duisburger Mechanical Engineering AG and the Benrather Engine works GmbH. Some of these firms had histories of crane building going back one hundred years. In this field DEMAG became prominent. Thus one design in 1910 was to that date the world largest floating crane for Harland & Wolff in Belfast, which needed these for the building of the passenger liners RMS Olympic and RMS Titanic. Starting from 1925 Demag also manufactured excavators. Locomotives and railroad cars were built as well. During the second world war armoured fighting vehicles (ref. Bergepanther) were built in the Berlin Staaken plant. In 1954 DEMAG developed their first hydraulic excavators. After that DEMAG expanded into the sector of construction machines and vehicle cranes, conveying engineering (workshop crane and control devices), the steel mill technology (complete metallurgical plants, but particularly continuous casting installations), the compressor and compressed air engineering. After the company became a world leader in the manufacture of injection moulding machines, it was taken over by the Mannesmann company, with HQ in Düsseldorf. In the engineering field a joint venture with the Japanese manufacturer Komatsu was finally concluded in 1996. The range of rolling technology went already before the Vodafone involvement. In this period, high financial losses returned. It worked under the name SMS DEMAG at this time. By the assumption of liabilities by Vodafone which became a section of their auto and mobile crane group. In August 2002 DEMAG plant in Zweibrücken became p..."
2) "Hoist" -- As to demag hoist hoise
Pronunciation: 'hoiz
Function: transitive verb
Inflected Form(s): hoised /'hoizd /; or hoist /'hoist/; hois·ing /'hoi-zi[ng]/
Etymology: alteration of hysse to hoist, perhaps from Low German hissen
: HOIST 1
- hoist with one's own petard or hoist by one's own petard : victimized or hurt by one's own scheme Pronunciation Symbols
Hoist or hoist can mean: - A verb meaning "to lift".
- A lifting device: see Hoist (device).
- In flag terminology, the half of a flag nearest to the flagpole.
- A 1994 Phish album: see Hoist (album)
- A Transformers toy and fictional character: see Hoist (Transformers)
- A type of loop optimization in computer programming
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