Tadano has appointed Mountain Crane Service to distribute and support its boom trucks, PM loader cranes and aerial work platforms across six western states.

Autovictor used a Tadano CC 38.650-1 crawler crane to lift a 192-tonne, 45-metre tram bridge into place over Bologna’s Navile Canal.

Tadano has detailed its 35-tonne V320RC electric pick-and-carry crane and cabless V320R, featuring a 12-metre boom, multiple attachments, battery-electric power and ground pressure monitoring.

30-Second Takeaway Tadano America has appointed Salt Lake City-based Mountain Crane Service as its distributor in Utah for Tadano’s telescopic crane range. Mountain Crane already represents Tadano telescopic cranes in Washington and Oregon, territories it added after acquiring Lennon Crane and Equipment Company. Tadano says the expanded network is intended to bring customers closer access to replacement parts and hands-on service support. Mountain Crane is a family-owned cran

Somalev used a Liebherr LR 1750/2 SX and a Terex-Demag CC 2800 to complete precast concrete lifting and assembly for OCP sulfur storage halls in Mzinda and Safi.

Kranverleih Wilhelm used a Tadano ATF 100 G-4 to lift Wacken Open Air’s 2.5-tonne Bullhead landmark above the main stage.

Tadano AC 5.250L-2 joins Patriot Crane & Rigging with a 79 metre boom and three axle dolly, expanding its taxi crane capability across Nebraska and the Midwest.

Tadano AC 3.060-2 launches with a 60 tonne capacity, 50 metre boom and optional e-Pack compatibility. First deliveries are expected in selected markets in 2026.

French lifting and transport company Cantiniau has added an 80-tonne Tadano AC 4.080-1 to its fleet, alongside access to an e-Pack electro-hydraulic power unit. Handed over at JDL Expo in Beaune, the crane combines a 60-metre main boom with external electric power capability for noise-sensitive and indoor lifting work.30-Second Takeaway Cantiniau has brought the 80-tonne crane class back into its fleet with a Tadano AC 4.080-1. The four-axle machine can carry up to 9.3 tonne

Gradito Oleodinamica has taken delivery of a 250-tonne Tadano AC 5.250L-2 all-terrain crane for projects across Sicily. The five-axle machine combines a 79-metre main boom with IC-1 Plus crane controls, camera-assisted positioning and fuel-saving systems for industrial, oil and gas, and infrastructure work.

Vertikal Days 2026 brought the lifting and access industry to Newark Showground on 9 and 10 September. The event featured new crane models, electric access equipment and specialist handling technology, with the organiser reporting record first-day visitor numbers.30-Second Takeaway The 19th edition of Vertikal Days took place at Newark Showground, Nottinghamshire. Equipment highlights included Kobelco’s new 75 tonne TKE750GLB telescopic crawler crane and the UK’s first Lieb

Essen Fire Department has taken delivery of an 80 tonne Tadano AC 4.080-1 All Terrain crane for complex rescue, technical assistance and hazard mitigation operations.

Tadano UK will relocate near Long Crendon by the end of 2026 as Lloyd Gee-Nyland steps down and the company adopts a regional leadership structure.

German crane rental company Markewitsch has expanded its City crane fleet with the addition of a new Tadano AC 3.045-1 All Terrain crane. The compact three axle crane will support industrial and machinery installation projects across Germany, with features designed for confined spaces, indoor operations, and low-emission jobsite requirements.

German rental company Brüser Kranverleih has expanded its lifting fleet with the addition of a 120-tonne Tadano AC 5.120-2 all terrain crane. The new five-axle crane offers strong lifting performance, long boom reach, and flexible jib configurations for a wide range of lifting applications.

Australian crane sales and rental company Cosmo Cranes has expanded its heavy lifting fleet with the delivery of a 450-tonne Tadano AC 7.450-1 all terrain crane. The seven-axle crane introduces increased lifting capability, advanced boom configurations, and intelligent outrigger technology for major infrastructure and construction projects across Australia.

German rental company Wiesbauer has taken delivery of its second Tadano AC 7.450-1 All Terrain crane, strengthening its fleet for high-capacity lifting and confined job site operations.

Spanish rental company Talleres y Grúas Estación has expanded its fleet with two Tadano All Terrain cranes, enhancing lifting capacity, efficiency, and operational versatility.

UK-based PP Engineering has taken delivery of a Tadano AC 3.045-1 45 tonne City All Terrain crane, enhancing its compact lifting capabilities