Cross Country Infrastructure Services is a Market Leader in Renewable Energy Construction Markets

Cross Country Infrastructure Services, a leading provider of equipment rentals and supplies, has added the ALLU Blue Transformer Series Padding Bucket to its line of renewable energy construction equipment.

This ground-breaking piece of equipment, along with the SCAIP Pile-Driver and Padding Machine, has numerous advantages that will enhance production and save costs for solar and wind farm construction projects.

The new equipment was created in response to the growing demand for renewable energy construction projects in the United States. Cross Country understands the value of industry innovation and the role that modern technology plays in ensuring projects are delivered on time and under budget.

The Cross Country ALLU Blue Transformer Series (TS) Padding Buckets are used to prepare materials on-site. These buckets are developed for the renewable industry with True 1/2″ or 12mm sizing, and their distinctive design allows for enhanced productivity by minimizing the amount of time required for material processing.

The Cross Country SCAIP Padding Machines are designed to process materials according to project specifications, while simultaneously minimizing the amount of time required for manual work, boosting productivity and lowering project costs.
Cross Country’s SCAIP SDR-108 Pile Driver Machines are designed to drive beams in excess of 20 feet into the ground efficiently and accurately. The machines are fully automated, allowing for quick and efficient pile installation, and include a 100 gallon fuel tank. The automated GPS system allows for accurate beam placement without the use of forward survey, string lines, plumb bobs, or lasers, which are also included.

“We are thrilled to be able to offer these new technologies to our customers,” said Cross Country Vice President of Construction Equipment John Lucki. “We recognize the importance of renewable energy construction projects as well as the need for innovative solutions to increase productivity and reduce costs.” The SCAIP Padding Machines, Pile Drives, and ALLU Buckets will be vital to the success of these initiatives.”

Cross Country’s equipment rental fleet includes a wide range of earthmoving, trenching, lifting, and padding machines from leading manufacturers such as Caterpillar, Wolfe, Terramac, and SCAIP, as well as an expanding range of essential supplies from industry leaders such as Milwaukee, Dewalt, Greenlee Electric Tools, Unisorb Grout, Steel Channel, 3M, Stahlwille, Current Tool, Burndy, Megger, and many others.

Cross Country Infrastructure Services is dedicated to providing their customers with the highest quality equipment and services, and the company has a team of experienced professionals dedicated to providing exceptional customer service and support. With their new range of equipment, Cross Country Infrastructure Services is leading the way in innovation in the renewable energy construction industry.

Jack Bjorklund
Jack Bjorklund
Jack is one of our correspondents who provide mainly on building industry trend updates.

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