Tadano introduces the AC 3.060-2 all-terrain crane to address heavy lifting requirements within confined urban construction sites and industrial facilities.

Chain Electric Company and Scott Powerline deployed a Tadano's 60-ton telescopic crawler crane to streamline heavy lifting during high-voltage utility infrastructure construction.

Mammoet used its powerful yet compact Tadano CC 38.650-1lattice boom crawler crane to precisely remove three 8-meter Rabobank logo signs from the 185-meter Euromast in Rotterdam.

Featuring a 79-meter boom, 109-meter max system length, and advanced IC-1 Plus control, the crane ensures superior reach, transport flexibility, and lifting efficiency across applications.

The Octoplus 30, engineered in Italy, combines a 16-meter outreach, 280 kg load capacity, and ultra-compact dimensions to meet diverse lifting and aerial work demands.

The new Tadano GTC-600-2 is a 60-ton crane with a 113.8-foot boom and 49.9-foot extension, replacing the GTC-550 and offering OPTI-WIDTH technology.

Vernazza employed two Tadano crawler cranes, including a CC 68.1250-1, for a 728-ton bridge lift in Soave, Italy, using precise coordination across three cranes.

Building on the proven performance of its predecessor, the CC 68.1250-1, this newest model incorporates significant advancements in performance, safety, efficiency, and transportability.

Tadano’s Japan-made MEWPs will launch in the U.S. and Canada in late 2025, backed by Tadano’s trusted sales and service network for reliable support.

The new Tadano AC 5.250L-2 crane features a 79m main boom, a 30m self-erecting extension, and a 109m max system length, ideal for urban and tower crane applications.