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Birmingham Crane Hire Takes Delivery of Spierings SK1265-AT6 eLift Tower Crane

Birmingham Crane Hire has added a Spierings SK1265-AT6 eLift mobile tower crane to its fleet, marking its first step into emission-free lifting.

30-Second Takeaway Birmingham Crane Hire (BCHC)  has taken delivery of a Spierings SK1265-AT6 eLift  self-erecting mobile tower crane. The six-axle unit offers a 10-tonne capacity  and represents the company’s first move into emission-free lifting , supporting its sustainability goals while maintaining strong lifting performance. Spierings SK1265-AT6 eLift UK rental company Birmingham Crane Hire (BCHC)  has taken delivery of a six-axle Spierings SK1265-AT6 eLift  self-erecting mobile tower crane. The addition strengthens BCHC’s fleet while marking a key step toward lower-emission lifting solutions  in the UK rental market. Performance and Lifting Capabilities The SK1265-AT6 eLift  offers a maximum lifting capacity of 10 tonnes  at a radius of more than 13 metres . Its 60-metre jib  delivers a 1,700kg tip capacity  at a 35-metre horizontal jib height , while maximum lift height reaches 64.2 metres  with the jib luffed to 30 degrees . These specifications provide a balance of reach, height and lifting strength for a wide range of applications. Supporting Emission-Free Lifting Transition Managing director Mark Weatherson  highlighted the significance of the new crane as part of BCHC’s sustainability strategy. “We have worked with Spierings for over 20 years, so it is great to be taking delivery of the SK1265-AT6 eLift . It’s our first move into the emission free lifting sector  and an important step for us as we continue to reduce the environmental impact of our operations while still delivering the capability our customers rely on.” The addition reflects a broader shift within the crane and rental sector toward electrified and low-emission equipment . Fleet Strength and Company Background Founded in 1981  by James, David and Alastair Weatherson , Birmingham Crane Hire  operates a diverse fleet ranging from a four-tonne Böcker truck crane  to a 90-tonne Liebherr LTM 1090-4.2 . The company also maintains one of the largest fleets of Spierings mobile self-erecting tower cranes in the UK , reinforcing its long-standing partnership with the manufacturer. About About Birmingham Crane Hire Birmingham Crane Hire (BCHC)  is a UK-based crane rental company established in 1981, providing lifting solutions across construction, infrastructure and industrial sectors. The company operates a diverse fleet of mobile cranes and is known for maintaining one of the largest fleets of Spierings mobile self-erecting tower cranes  in the UK. BCHC continues to invest in modern equipment, including emission-free lifting technologies, to support evolving industry demands. Website:   https://www.bchc.co.uk About Spierings Spierings Mobile Cranes  is a Netherlands-based manufacturer specializing in mobile self-erecting tower cranes. The company is known for combining the mobility of mobile cranes with the reach and efficiency of tower cranes, offering innovative solutions for urban construction and confined job sites. Spierings continues to lead in the development of electric and hybrid crane technologies , including the eLift series. Website:   https://www.spieringscranes.com Frequently Asked Questions What crane did Birmingham Crane Hire add to its fleet? BCHC added a Spierings SK1265-AT6 eLift  self-erecting mobile tower crane. What is the lifting capacity of the SK1265-AT6 eLift? The crane has a maximum capacity of 10 tonnes . What are the key specifications of the crane? It features a 60-metre jib , 1,700kg tip capacity , and a maximum lift height of 64.2 metres . Why is this crane significant for BCHC? It marks the company’s first move into the emission-free lifting sector . How long has BCHC worked with Spierings? BCHC has worked with Spierings for over 20 years . What type of fleet does Birmingham Crane Hire operate? The company operates a fleet ranging from four-tonne truck cranes to 90-tonne mobile cranes , along with a large number of Spierings mobile tower cranes .

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