Cosmo Cranes Takes Delivery of 450-Tonne Tadano AC 7.450-1
- Meagan Wood
- May 5
- 3 min read
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Cosmo Cranes has added a new 450-tonne Tadano AC 7.450-1 all terrain crane to its fleet, significantly increasing its heavy lifting capabilities. The seven-axle crane features an 80-metre main boom, multiple high-reach jib configurations, and advanced Surround View technology designed to optimise crane setup and lifting performance.
Cosmo Cranes Expands Fleet with Tadano AC 7.450-1
Australian crane sales and rental company Cosmo Cranes has taken delivery of a new 450-tonne Tadano AC 7.450-1 all terrain crane. The addition strengthens the company’s heavy lifting fleet and supports growing demand for large-capacity crane services across infrastructure, construction, and industrial projects throughout Australia.
The crane has already entered service following delivery.
Tadano AC 7.450-1 Offers High Capacity and Long Reach
The Tadano AC 7.450-1 is a seven-axle all terrain crane designed for high-capacity lifting operations requiring long boom configurations and flexible setup options.
80-Metre Main Boom Supports Major Lifting Operations
The crane features:
Seven-section 80-metre telescopic main boom
Maximum lifting capacity of 450 tonnes
Maximum counterweight of 150 tonnes
The crane can also be configured with several extension options depending on project requirements.
Multiple Jib Configurations Extend Tip Height Beyond 130 Metres
Available configurations include:
Extensions up to 59 metres for a maximum tip height of 130 metres
56 metres of extension with fixed offset jib for a 133-metre tip height
81-metre luffing jib combined with SSL Sideways Superlift system
These configurations allow the crane to support complex lifting operations at significant heights and radii.
Advanced Surround View Technology Improves Setup Efficiency
The AC 7.450-1 is equipped with Tadano’s advanced Surround View system.
Six-Camera System Optimises Crane Positioning
The technology uses:
Six integrated cameras
Computer-aided display systems
to provide operators with a detailed visual overview of the crane’s working area directly from the cab.
System Calculates Maximum Outrigger Extension
According to Tadano, the system helps operators identify:
Maximum possible outrigger extension
Optimal crane setup position
Largest achievable crane base
This allows operators to maximise lifting performance and improve operational safety for each lift location.
Cosmo Cranes Continues Growing Heavy Lift Capability
Founded in 2003, Cosmo Cranes has continued expanding its crane fleet to support a broad range of lifting applications throughout Australia.
Company Operates Diverse Crane Fleet
Based in Norton, Sydney, Cosmo Cranes operates a fleet including:
All terrain cranes
Tower cranes
Pick & carry cranes
Prior to the Tadano addition, the company’s largest all terrain crane was a:
300-tonne Demag mobile crane
The fleet also includes:
A 40-tonne Franna pick & carry crane
New Crane Supports Large Infrastructure and Industrial Projects
The addition of the AC 7.450-1 significantly expands the company’s capabilities for:
Infrastructure construction
Industrial lifting
Heavy structural installation
High-rise projects
Energy sector work
Demand Continues Growing for High-Capacity Mobile Cranes
The Australian lifting market continues seeing increased demand for larger and more versatile all terrain cranes capable of supporting major infrastructure and industrial developments.
Modern Cranes Combine Reach, Mobility and Technology
Manufacturers continue focusing on:
Higher lifting capacities
Longer boom systems
Advanced setup technologies
Improved operational efficiency
Enhanced safety systems
The Tadano AC 7.450-1 reflects the industry trend toward combining heavy lifting performance with advanced digital operator assistance systems.
About Cosmo Cranes
Cosmo Cranes is an Australian crane sales and rental company established in 2003 and based in Sydney, New South Wales. The company provides mobile crane, tower crane, and lifting solutions for construction, infrastructure, industrial, and commercial projects throughout Australia.
About Tadano
Tadano is a global manufacturer of mobile cranes and lifting equipment serving construction, infrastructure, industrial, and energy sectors worldwide. The company produces all terrain cranes, rough terrain cranes, crawler cranes, truck cranes, and aerial work platforms known for advanced engineering and lifting performance.
Website:https://www.tadano.com
Frequently Asked Questions
What crane did Cosmo Cranes purchase?
Cosmo Cranes took delivery of a Tadano AC 7.450-1 all terrain crane.
What is the lifting capacity of the AC 7.450-1?
The crane has a maximum lifting capacity of 450 tonnes.
What is the maximum boom length of the crane?
The crane features an 80-metre main boom with additional jib configurations extending tip heights beyond 130 metres.
What technology does the crane use to improve setup?
The crane uses Tadano’s Surround View system with six cameras to optimise outrigger positioning and crane setup.
Where is Cosmo Cranes based?
Cosmo Cranes is based in Norton, Sydney, Australia.
