New Cranes

Link Belt has launched the 72.5 tonne RTC-8080 Series II, Rough Terrain crane as a replacement for its RTC-8075, expanding its series II range, filling between the RTC-8065 Series II and RTC-8090 Series II models.

Tadano America, Houston, Texas, reports the first shipment of its 450-ton flagship ATF 400G-6 all-terrain crane has arrived in North America.

Terex Cranes has officially announced the launch of the 650 tonne capacity Superlift 3800 lattice boom crawler crane.

This week at its CraneFest, Link-Belt debuted the RTC-8080 Series II rough-terrain crane, featuring 80 tons of capacity, a full-power, four-section boom, and the Link-Belt Pulse total crane operating system.

Loader and hydraulic crane manufacturer HMF has announced the launch of its new crane, HMF 3220‐K, with characteristics that are suitable for haulier applications.

Palfinger announced the world premiere of its PK 110002 SH hydraulic crane this month. With a lifting moment of 98.5tm, it’s the largest crane of the SH range from the Austrian manufacturer.

Liebherr will extend its range of ship cranes up to 1,000 tonnes capacity. The announcement came during the Shipbuilding, Machinery and Marine Technology International (SMM) exhibition in Hamburg, Germany.

Terex will unveil the long rumoured and long awaited successor to its incredibly successful 600 tonne CC2800-1 crawler crane on October 8th and 9th.

Linden Comansa has extended the jib length of its recently launched 21 LC 660 tower crane by four metres. The four versions of the tower crane which have maximum loads of 18, 24 36 and 48 tonnes now have maximum jib lengths of 84 meters.

A 60-metre-tall mobile crane has changed the skyline on the Thunder Bay waterfront. The $3 million dollar crane, located at Keefer Terminal, will transfer loads bound for western Canada from ships.