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louver
Louis XVI style
1. An assembly of sloping, overlapping blades or slats; may be fixed or adjustable; designed to admit air and/or light in varying degrees and to exclude rain and snow; esp. used in doors, windows, and the intake and discharge of mechanical ventilation systems.
2. A dome or turret rising from the roof of the hall of a medieval English residence, originally open at the sides to


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Grove Worldwide's GMK7550 all-terrain crane will assist LJ is erecting and dismantling an ever growing arsenal of Potain tower cranes, ranging from the luffers such as the MR405B, MR605B and new MR615B cranes, and it's MD485 hammerhead cranes.
Fioravanti says that "Potain luffers are a prudent choice in congested city areas where swinging a hammerhead, or flat top crane is out of the question, due to either obstacles or air rights issues.
 
 
 
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