Germany-based crane rental service provider Schweri has added a 220-tonne capacity Tadano AC 5.220-1 all-terrain crane to its fleet.
For its first project, Tadano said the unit will be used in combination with the company’s Tadano ATF 130G-5 to set up a filter system for an industrial plant.
“The Tadano AC 5.220-1 is not only one of the most powerful five-axle cranes on the market, but also the most cost-effective five-axle unit out there,” said Schweri managing director Leonhard Zerni.
Oberhausen, Germany-based crane rental company Jaromin has expanded its fleet with a 55-tonne capacity Tadano AC 3.055-1 all-terrain crane and two 80-tonne capacity Tadano AC 4.080-1 cranes.
Turkish heavy lift and engineered transport specialist Hareket has ordered a Tadano CC 38.650-1.
Sarens has ordered an 84-m boom booster kit for its Tadano CC 38.650-1 crawler crane.
South Africa-headquartered heavy transport and rigging specialist company Vanguard has taken delivery of 32 SPMT axles and power pack units (PPUs) from Cometto.
Japan-headquartered heavy lifting and transportation firm Denzai has purchased a second 2,500-tonne capacity LR12500-1.0 crawler crane from Liebherr, with delivery slated for March 2026.
French equipment rental and sales company Sotrama, a long-standing partner of Tadano’s, has taken delivery of the first AC 5.250L-2 all-terrain crane ever sold in France.
