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Aardwolf’s Twister MSS03 recognition focused attention on slab positioning

Aardwolf’s TISE 2026 report described recognition for its remote-controlled slab-rotation device.

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Historical period: 2026Year covered by the cited company announcement; this article was published on the date shown above.Supporting source published: 2026-02-04
The starting point

Aardwolf’s TISE 2026 report described recognition for its remote-controlled slab-rotation device.

Aardwolf’s report on TISE 2026 described recognition in the event’s Technology category for the Twister MSS03. The company identifies the product as a remote-controlled slab-rotation device used in conjunction with its compatible lifting equipment.

The announcement highlights bidirectional rotation and controlled positioning as the central purpose of the product. This article records the manufacturer’s account of the recognition and application; it is not an independent lifting-equipment test or an operating guide.

Evaluate the complete handling arrangement

For a shop or stone yard, a positioning device needs to be considered as part of a complete system. Give the supplier the details of the intended lifting equipment, material range and work environment, and obtain confirmation of the approved combination and operating limits.

The site review should involve the people responsible for handling procedures and training. A feature described as remote-controlled does not, by itself, establish that a particular lift or staffing arrangement is appropriate. Current manuals and the relevant equipment requirements remain essential.

The award report gives fabricators a specific product to investigate when reviewing slab-positioning work. The productive follow-up is a documented application discussion with the supplier, covering compatibility, training, maintenance and the actual conditions in which the system would be used.

Source

Aardwolf USA: original documentation

About this article

Original coverage based on the company’s linked announcement. Historical subject dates are separate from our publication date. We have not attended these events or independently tested the products.

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