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Terex Franna Mac25 Joins Redline Cranes Fleet in Western Australia

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Redline Cranes has strengthened its Western Australian fleet with the addition of a 25-tonne Terex Franna Mac25, expanding its pick & carry capability for demanding site conditions. The new crane offers increased boom length, modern safety systems, and the versatility required for tight-access and high-productivity lifting applications.



Fleet Expansion with 25-Tonne Pick & Carry Crane


Australian rental company Redline Cranes has taken delivery of a 25-tonne Terex Franna Mac25 articulated pick & carry crane, marking the latest addition to its growing fleet in Western Australia.


Boom, Reach, and Lifting Performance


The Terex Franna Mac25 is equipped with an 18-metre, four-section boom, complemented by a short three-metre jib, delivering a maximum tip height of 21.5 metres. The crane has an overall operating weight of just under 24 tonnes, balancing lifting performance with site mobility.


Safety and Site-Ready Features


Key features of the Mac25 include the Dynamic LMI (Load Moment Indicator) system, which provides real-time load monitoring to support safe and efficient lifting operations.

Commenting on the new addition, Redline said:

“This isn’t just another crane it’s a clear step forward in modern, site-ready equipment for demanding Western Australia conditions.”

Supporting Demanding WA Applications


The Mac25 strengthens Redline’s ability to support construction, industrial, and infrastructure projects requiring fast repositioning, compact operation, and high on-site productivity, particularly in challenging Western Australian environments.



About Redline Cranes


Founded in 2016 by managing director Michael Verhulst, Redline Cranes is based in Kewdale, in south-western Perth. The company operates a diverse mixed fleet of cranes, including:

  • All Terrain cranes up to a four-axle 80-tonne unit

  • A full range of spider cranes

  • An 80-tonne Tadano rough terrain crane

  • A small telescopic crawler crane

  • A complete line of Franna pick & carry cranes, now topped by the Mac25


Redline Cranes services the greater Perth region and surrounding areas, offering not only crane rental but also replacement parts, servicing, and new and used crane sales.



About Terex Franna


Terex Franna is a leading manufacturer of pick & carry cranes, widely recognised for designs tailored to Australian jobsite conditions. Franna cranes are commonly used across construction, mining, industrial maintenance, and infrastructure projects, valued for their mobility, lifting efficiency, and site versatility.


Terex Franna: https://www.franna.com


Frequently Asked Questions


What crane has Redline Cranes added to its fleet?

Redline Cranes has added a 25-tonne Terex Franna Mac25 articulated pick & carry crane.


What is the maximum tip height of the Mac25?

The Mac25 offers a maximum tip height of 21.5 metres, using its main boom and jib combination.


What safety systems are included on the Mac25?

The crane is equipped with Dynamic LMI, providing real-time load monitoring to enhance operational safety.


Where does Redline Cranes operate?

Redline Cranes is based in Perth, Western Australia, servicing the greater Perth area and surrounding regions.

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