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The World's First Licensable Electric Truck Crane From Sany

Pioneering the future SANY has been at the forefront of the era of new energy. Early in 2013 the electric truck crane STC75EV a conceptual prototype came into the public eye. At bauma 2020 an upgraded model the purely electric 25 t truck crane STC250HBEV was introduced being seen by many visitors. But it is only recently that SANY’s latest version of this model became licensed for the road. Compared to the traditional 25t truck crane the STC250HBE...

Link Belt Launches New 65|Ht

Link-Belt Cranes announced the unveiling of the new 65|HT a 65-ton (55-mt) capacity truck crane to replace its HTC-8660 Series II. The 65|HT comes with a new four-section 11.2 – 35m full-power boom that reaches a maximum tip height of 38.1m. The 65|HT boasts an all-new formed boom riding Link-Belt’s proven Teflon- impregnated wear pads which means there’s no need to grease the boom – reducing the time and cost of upkeep. The 65|HT features the nex...

The New Tadano Hk 4.050 1 And Hk 4.070 1

With its new HK .- and HK .- models Tadano is putting two attention grabbers on the truck-mounted crane market. Their extraordinary maneuverability and clever outrigger solutions make a compelling case. Thanks to their ease of handling and the fact that they neatly remain within axle load limits these cranes are predestined to be fast-moving items. Tadano is presenting two latest-generation truck-mounted cranes right on time for the construction s...