Fröhlich Bau Grove GMK6450-1 All Terrain Crane Boosts Heavy Lift Capabilities in Germany
- Meagan Wood
- Apr 13
- 2 min read
30-Second Takeaway
German rental specialist Fröhlich Bau Kran & Baustellenlogistik has taken delivery of a 450 tonne Grove GMK6450-1 All Terrain crane, expanding its heavy lifting capabilities. Featuring a 60 metre main boom and up to 136 metres of tip height with luffing jib, the crane is equipped with advanced systems including Maxbase and Mega Wing Lift for increased capacity. The new unit will primarily support tower crane installations, with an additional Grove crane expected to join the fleet soon.
Fröhlich Bau Grove GMK6450-1 All Terrain Crane Strengthens Fleet Expansion
German rental company Fröhlich Bau Kran & Baustellenlogistik has taken delivery of a new Grove GMK6450-1 All Terrain crane, further expanding its fleet of high-capacity lifting equipment. The 450 tonne six-axle crane, supplied through Grove dealer Kranagentur Werner, is expected to play a key role in tower crane installation projects and other heavy lifting applications.
Grove GMK6450-1 Delivers High Reach and Performance
The Grove GMK6450-1 All Terrain crane is equipped with a five-section 60 metre main boom, which can be combined with up to 79 metres of luffing jib, delivering a maximum tip height of 136 metres. This configuration provides the flexibility required for complex lifting operations, particularly in urban and construction environments where height and reach are critical.
Advanced Lifting Technology Enhances Capacity
The crane incorporates several advanced Grove technologies designed to optimize performance and safety:
Maxbase variable outrigger system for flexible setup on confined job sites
Mega Wing Lift self-rigging Superlift system, boosting lifting capacities
Up to 70% increase on the main boom
Up to 400% increase on the luffing jib
These features significantly enhance the crane’s lifting efficiency and make it well-suited for demanding applications such as tower crane erection.
Ongoing Fleet Investment
Fröhlich Bau confirmed that an additional Grove crane is expected to join the fleet shortly, although the company has not disclosed the model.
This continued investment reflects a broader strategy to expand its capabilities and maintain a competitive edge in the German heavy lift and construction logistics sector.
About Fröhlich Bau Kran & Baustellenlogistik
Fröhlich Bau Kran & Baustellenlogistik is a Germany-based lifting and construction logistics company headquartered in Rangsdorf, south of Berlin. The company operates a diverse fleet that includes All Terrain cranes up to 700 tonnes, mobile self-erecting tower cranes, Rough Terrain cranes, crawler cranes up to 350 tonnes, traditional tower cranes, and articulated loader cranes. With a strong focus on heavy lifting and site logistics, the company supports a wide range of construction and infrastructure projects across the region.
Website: https://www.froehlich-bau.de/
Frequently Asked Questions
What crane did Fröhlich Bau acquire?
The company took delivery of a 450 tonne Grove GMK6450-1 All Terrain crane.
What is the maximum height of the Grove GMK6450-1?
It can reach up to 136 metres with the addition of a luffing jib.
What technologies are included on the crane?
Key features include Maxbase outriggers and the Mega Wing Lift Superlift system.
What will the crane be used for?
It will primarily be used for tower crane installation and heavy lifting projects.
Where is Fröhlich Bau based?
The company is based in Rangsdorf, Germany, south of Berlin.
