Case study · Corporate calendar
Mangla Hoists: A year of cranes, one month at a time
Mangla Hoists makes and supplies industrial cranes and hoists. Branditify designed its 2026 corporate calendar, pairing each month with one crane from the range, so the calendar introduces the products while it keeps the dates.
The project
A calendar that works as product literature
A company calendar stays on a desk or a wall for a whole year. This one was designed to be read every day, and to show the Mangla Hoists range while it is.
Mangla Hoists is an industrial crane and hoist company. It makes and supplies lifting equipment, from EOT and gantry cranes to jib cranes, grab buckets and electromagnets.
Branditify designed its 2026 corporate calendar: the cover, the product range, a company page, the month pages and the back cover, prepared for print.
The calendar carries the company’s own logo and tagline, “A must for every industry”. The design work is the calendar itself: the layouts, the monthly system, and the way products and dates share each page.
What kind of company is Mangla Hoists?
An industrial crane and hoist company that makes and supplies lifting equipment, including EOT, gantry, jib and goliath cranes.
What did Branditify do for Mangla Hoists?
Branditify designed the Mangla Hoists 2026 corporate calendar: a print piece that pairs every month with one crane from the company’s product range.
Was this a branding project?
No. It was print collateral: the calendar was designed around the company’s existing logo and tagline.
The project at a glance
- Client
- Mangla Hoists
- Legal name
- Mangla Hoists Private Limited
- Category
- Industrial cranes & hoists
- Project type
- Corporate calendar · print collateral
- Calendar year
- 2026
- Pages shown
- Cover · product range · company · month pages · back cover
The range becomes a year
One month, one crane
The calendar sets out the whole product range once, at the front. Then each month page takes one crane from it and gives it the month.
The range, once
Every crane in the line-up, set out on one page at the front of the calendar.
Then a crane for each month
Four of the months, as designed. Each month page names its crane in the yellow band and pictures it in the scene above.
January
Single Girder EOT Cranes
February
Double Girder EOT Cranes
March
Goliath Cranes
December
HOT Cranes
How did the calendar communicate the product range?
Twice. A product range page at the front lists every crane; then each month page features one of them, in its illustration and in a yellow product band, so a different product is in view each month.
Why build a calendar around the products?
A calendar is looked at every day for a year. Giving each month a crane turns that daily glance into a steady introduction to the range, without adding a separate brochure.
Inside a month
Dates first, and the crane never far away
Every month page follows the same order, so the calendar is easy to use and the product sits in the same place all year.
The company
The Mangla Hoists logo and tagline, top left on every page.
The month
The month in a display serif, the year beside it in red.
The dates
A seven-day grid, with Sundays and holidays in red and the next month’s dates greyed out.
The scene
A watercolour-style view of the month’s crane at work, with a large month number.
The product
A yellow band naming the crane, with three short lines and a photograph of it installed.
The contact strip
Phone numbers, email and website, along the foot of every month.
What deliverables were created?
A complete 2026 calendar design: a cover, a product range page, a company page, month pages in a consistent layout, and a back cover with the company’s contact details, prepared for print.
The calendar
Two ways to read a month, and a cover at each end
The month pages come in two layouts. One puts a full month grid beside the scene; the other gives the scene the width and runs the dates in a single strip, with the month’s holidays listed.
Grid layout
The month as a grid, the scene beside it, a large month number.
Strip layout
A wide scene, the dates in one strip, the holidays named at the side.
The cover
The logo, a yellow 2026 panel and a gantry crane at work.
The back cover
The team, the contact details and a QR code.
What was delivered
A year-long calendar, ready for print
- The 2026 calendar design, cover to back cover
- A product range page for the whole crane line-up
- A company page
- Month pages in two layouts, each featuring one crane
- A back cover with the team, contact details and a QR code
- Print-ready artwork
Did Branditify build a website for Mangla Hoists?
This project was the 2026 calendar, a print piece. It did not include a website.
Did Branditify build ERP or manufacturing software for Mangla Hoists?
No. The work was print design: a corporate calendar, not software.
Which Branditify services does this project prove?
Content & Creatives: print collateral designed around a company’s own products and brand.
Which Industry does Mangla Hoists belong to?
Industrial manufacturing: Mangla Hoists makes and supplies cranes and hoists.
Can Branditify create similar work for another industrial company?
Yes. Calendars, product literature and other print pieces that put a company’s range in front of its customers are a good fit. Tell us what you make through the enquiry form.
Related at Branditify
Where this work fits
More business work
Other companies whose offer we laid out clearly
Questions
About this project
What did Branditify do for Mangla Hoists?
Branditify designed the company’s 2026 corporate calendar, with each month featuring one crane from its product range.
What kind of company is Mangla Hoists?
An industrial crane and hoist company that makes and supplies lifting equipment.
Was this a branding project?
No. It was print collateral, designed around the company’s existing logo and tagline.
Did Branditify build a website or software for Mangla Hoists?
No. The project was the calendar, a print piece.
Which Branditify service relates to this work?
Content & Creatives.
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