Charlie Eilbeck heads the machining business of Eilbeck Cranes, the parent company which commands 75% of the bespoke overhead crane market in Australia. The machining division opened in 2015 at the site we are touring, which has done well enough to grow its headcount to 40 and open a second workshop…

Less than 5 years ago, Tom Eilbeck (3rd Generation Eilbeck) built a new machine CNC shop, this facility grown and managed by Tom’s son, Charlie Eilbeck (4th Generation Eilbeck), with all new CNC machines, built by reputable and leading European and Japanese companies.

It’s a busy time at Eilbeck Heavy Machining Centre with machines running around the clock 24 hours 6 days a week.

Currently, Eilbeck Cranes Machining Centre is machining all bolted and pinned connections for the 280t Full Portal TBM Handling Crane. By doing this ECs are ensuring ease of assembly and installation of the crane structure, and low running and maintenance costs of the crane as all connections are…

The New double Column Okuma MCR-A5CII boasting capacity of 3.5m x 8m x 1.7m of spindle travel, 5 sided machining, a 1 degree NC head and a large 4th axis rotary table.

Eilbeck Heavy Machining Centre is proving to be one of the key integral attributes which keep driving Eilbeck Cranes to succession with large specialty projects throughout the nation. The machining centre helping reduce costs, increase flexibility with lead times and maintain upmost quality control.

Eilbeck Cranes Machining Centre is now expanding its Sydney factory floor to accommodate the addition of the largest Okuma Milling Machine sold in Australia!

Eilbeck Cranes Successfully Sell 150 Tonne worth of Conveyor Wheels and Axles into Central America for the Cobre Panama Project

Eilbeck Heavy Machining were chosen for the machining of 6 off Mechanism Housings for a local Engineering Company.

This job was extremely laborious, and called for a very stringent fabrication and machining process. The tongs were fabricated and welded to AS1554.5 - this standard refers to the welding of steel structures subject to high fatigue loading in excess of the range covered by 1554.1.

Eilbeck Heavy Machining Centre is proving to be one of the key integral attributes which keep driving Eilbeck Cranes to succession with large specialty projects throughout the nation. The machining centre helping reduce costs, increase flexibility with lead times and maintain upmost quality control.

Eilbeck Cranes’ Machining Centre has started off the year with large prospects, and a strong vision for what the year has ahead! With the recent Commissioning of a new Okuma MB-8000, the only one of its kind in Australia. With a smaller machine right alongside being Commissioned last week! The new…

This machine advantageous as Eilbeck having many large & heavy components needing to be machined on our 9.5m bed mill or 4m CNC Lathe creating a bottleneck in operation

As we are approaching the end of the year, Eilbeck Machining is far from slowing down. The machining workshop is now fully functional and its diverse capabilities are being put to the test!

As we are approaching the end of the year, Eilbeck Machining is far from slowing down. The machining workshop is now fully functional and its diverse capabilities are being put to the test!

Big Machines, Big Capabilities and even bigger ambitions, Eilbeck leaps for sub-zero conditions in the Russian-Arctic

Starting operation at the new Lancaster Machine Workshop - Drums for Yamal Jib Crane Hoists.

Eilbeck Cranes breaking ground on their new multimillion dollar machine shop at their Ingleburn works.

Eilbeck Cranes is very proud to have secured a contract to supply some of the fastest, and possibly most powerful and technically advanced electric overhead cranes ever designed and manufactured in Australia for the construction industry on the massive NorthConnex Project which is a LendLease /…