Tadano, a global leader in lifting solutions, unveiled the first wheeled model in its mobile elevating work platform (MEWP) range with the debut of the AS-23MJ telescopic boom lift with jib at Bauma 2025. Designed for maximum reliability and performance,
Tadano introduces the CC 78.1250-1, the next generation of a 1250-ton capacity lattice boom crawler crane in its lineup. Building on the proven performance of its predecessor, the CC 68.1250-1, this newest model incorporates significant advancements in performance, safety, efficiency,
Tadano entered into a definitive merger agreement with Manitex. In terms of the balance among the three main segments of Tadano group’s business portfolio (Mobile Cranes, Truck Loader Cranes, and Aerial Work Platforms), the acquisition of Manitex is expected to
Tadano Ltd. is set to revolutionize the construction equipment industry with the launch of the Tadano EVOLT eGR-250N. This fully electrified rough terrain crane, boasting a maximum lifting capacity of 25 tonnes, is a pivotal addition to Tadano’s commitment to
Ease of transportation combined with excellent lifting capacities – this is the primary development goal that the engineers at Tadano pursued when designing the new AC 5.250-2, which the company showcased in advance at bauma 2022. As part of the
Angajamentul Tadano de a proteja mediul și de a lupta împotriva schimbărilor climatice se manifestă în moduri din ce în ce mai tangibile. Cu noul său slogan, „Our True Mission: Zero Emissions”, compania își evidențiază angajamentul de a reduce emisiile
When developing its new AC 4.070-2 all-terrain crane, Tadano made sure to pursue some extremely ambitious goals: “To put it simply, we wanted to bring to life a powerful and cutting-edge 70-tonne crane that would deliver the best performance on
As a critical next step in achieving the Tadano Group’s Long-Term Environmental Targets, Tadano Ltd. announces its plans to commercialize the world’s first electric rough terrain crane. Currently in development, the crane will be able to drive to the jobsite
Crane manufacturer Tadano is harmonizing the crane portfolios of its German subsidiaries Tadano Faun and Tadano Demag and in the future will be relying more strongly on mtu engines from Rolls-Royce. The move signifies a deepening of the already long-standing
The market launch for the Tadano AC 2.040-1 is a world first in two ways: On one hand, it is the first all-terrain crane to be developed jointly by Tadano’s Lauf and Zweibrücken locations in Germany. On the other, the
Transformation is part of Tadano’s long-term strategy to become No. 1 worldwide in the lifting equipment industry. As part of that transformation, in April of this year Tadano announced the decision to harmonize under a single brand. As a major
With its AC 4.070-1 and AC 4.070L-1, mobile crane manufacturer Tadano is introducing an upgraded four-axle all-terrain crane with a lifting capacity of 70 tonnes and two boom lengths. Successor to the successful ATF 70G-4, the crane was designed with
Tadano expands its crane offering in Europe by launching three new rough-terrain crane models, giving lifting contractors solutions to meet more diverse application needs. The versatile new Tadano GR-700EX-4, GR-900EX-4, and GR-1000EX-4 feature long boom designs with high lift capacities
The new Tadano GTC 1800EX telescopic boom crawler crane clearly fits Vienna-based crane service provider Prangl’s acquisition plans perfectly – this is why the Austrian company just ordered two units of this model through Tadano Sales Manager Hans Asam. General
Setting new standards on seven axles – certainly not a humble goal for the engineers at Tadano Demag when they started their work on the new AC 450-7 all-terrain crane. And this work was richly rewarded, as their goal was
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