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A crane is a machine designed to lift and move heavy objects from one place to another. Cranes are important in construction, manufacturing, and shipping because they allow workers to handle loads that would be impossible to move by hand.
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It is catalogued under topics including Ancient Egyptian technology, Ancient Greek technology and Ancient inventions.
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Une grue est un appareil de levage et de manutention réservé aux lourdes charges. Cet engin de levage est construit de manière différente selon son utilisation (à terre : grue de chantier, camion-grue ; à bord d'un navire ; d'un dock flottant, etc.) Chaque grue a une charte qui définit clairement sa capacité de levage en rapport avec le rayon et l'angle de la flèche.
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