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Working High Up: CC 3800-1 Erects Wind Turbine On The Gotthard Massif Apr. 26, 2022 “Setting up a crawler crane in this kind of terrain really requires the use of specialists,” Manuel Widmer, who is in charge of large-scale projects at Toggenburger, says while explaining what the biggest challenge involved in the demanding project was.

New Release: Tadano's TM-ZX1200 Truck Loader Cranes Add Range, Reinforced Safety, And Improved Efficiency Apr. 7, 2022 The new TM-ZX1200 series offers three truck loader crane lines for the international market: HRS, HS, and MH. All three achieve a maximum outrigger width of 5.5m, larger than the 3.9m of conventional 8t capacity cargo cranes and 5.2m of the 10t class.

Tadano Joins PCA Meeting in Thailand Mar. 29, 2022 Tadano proudly joined the Professional Crane Association (also known as PCA)’s recent conference and exhibition in Thailand.

Tadano Completes Third Crane Donation to Easter Island in Chile Mar. 24, 2022 Tadano, true to its philosophy of “Creation, Contribution, Cooperation,” has finalized delivery of its third crane donation to Chile’s Easter Island.

Tadano Sees Strong Results From Its First Open AI Innovation Competition Mar. 16, 2022 Tadano recently organized its first full-scale open innovation competition with a goal of creating a motion control AI that can execute crane operation simulations.

Schmidbauer Relies On Tadano AC 3.045 1 City With Environmentally Friendly E-Pack Technology Mar. 2, 2022 All good things come in threes – that was clearly part of the train of thought at Gräfelfing/Munich-based Schmidbauer as the company recently picked up the first three of six Tadano AC 3.045-1 City cranes in Zweibrücken. The trio was handed over by Sales Manager Hans Asam.

Grues Padrosa Puts Two New Tadano AC 4.100l-1 Cranes Into Operation Feb. 4, 2022 After analyzing all the relevant market requirements in detail, the team at Spanish crane service provider Grues Padrosa came to a clear conclusion: The Tadano AC 4.100L-1 was simply the best machine for its needs in the 100-tonne capacity class – and not just because of its 60-meter main boom and large lifting capacities, but also because of its extremely compact dimensions.

I & H Kran Puts New AC 100-4L And AC 220-5 All Terrain Cranes Into Operation Jan. 28, 2022 Site Manager Nils Laumann, who works at Rötha-based I & H Kran Transport Montageservice GmbH, considers Tadano all terrain cranes to be his machines of choice for a broad range of applications. Needless to say, this also applies to his company’s two most recent acquisitions: an AC 100-4L* and an AC 220-5*.