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Schares Expands Taxi Crane Fleet with Tadano AC 4.100L-1 All-Terrain Crane

Schares has expanded its fleet with a Tadano AC 4.100L-1 all-terrain crane, delivering strong lifting performance, a 59.4-metre boom, and sub-12-tonne axle loads for cost-effective taxi crane operations.

30-Second Takeaway Bocholt-based crane service provider Schares  has added a Tadano AC 4.100L-1 all-terrain crane  to its fleet, strengthening its position in the 100-tonne taxi crane class . With a 59.4-metre main boom , sub-12-tonne axle loads , and a compact design , the AC 4.100L-1 offers a highly cost-effective and versatile solution  for a wide range of lifting applications. Schares Takes Delivery of Tadano AC 4.100L-1 Ask Christoph Schares , Managing Director of the Bocholt, Germany-based crane service provider Schares , and he is clear in his assessment: the Tadano AC 4.100L-1  is the best all-rounder in its class . “Its powerful lifting capacity , combined with a 59.4-metre-long main boom  and an axle load below the 12-tonne limit , makes it an extremely cost-effective taxi crane ,” says Schares, summarising the key advantages of the AC 4.100L-1. Personal Handover in Zweibrücken Christoph Schares ensured he did not miss the opportunity to collect the new crane in person , travelling to Zweibrücken  together with: Tim Schlattmann , Operations Manager Eric Reichmann , Company Officer Klaus Kayser , Crane Operator The crane was officially handed over by Helge Prüfer , Tadano Sales Manager , marking the latest addition to Schares’ growing fleet of Tadano all-terrain cranes. Compact Design Delivers Maximum Manoeuvrability The team at Schares  highlights the extremely compact design  of the AC 4.100L-1  as another decisive advantage. Its compact footprint provides exceptional manoeuvrability , particularly valuable on confined job sites and urban projects. Taken together, these characteristics make the AC 4.100L-1  an ideal taxi crane , capable of handling a wide variety of lifting tasks efficiently and economically. Wide Range of Applications Across Key Industries The new Tadano AC 4.100L-1  will be deployed across a broad range of applications, including: Civil engineering projects Steel construction Chemical industry lifting operations Erection of large cranes “And it goes without saying that the AC 4.100L-1  is also perfect for erecting large cranes ,” adds Eric Reichmann , outlining the crane’s role within the company’s operations. A Fleet Built on Tadano Expertise Cranes from Tadano’s Zweibrücken facility  have long been a core part of the Schares fleet . Existing machines include: Tadano AC 350-6 Tadano AC 160-5 Tadano City cranes , including the AC 40-1 The addition of the AC 4.100L-1  further strengthens this long-standing partnership and reinforces Schares’ focus on reliable, high-performance all-terrain cranes . About Schares Schares  is a Germany-based crane service provider  headquartered in Bocholt , offering professional lifting solutions across civil engineering, industrial, and construction sectors. The company operates a modern fleet of all-terrain and city cranes , supported by experienced operators and technical staff. With a strong focus on efficiency , versatility , and cost-effective operations , Schares continues to invest in equipment that meets the demands of complex and diverse lifting projects. About Tadano Tadano  is a global manufacturer of all-terrain, rough-terrain, and crawler cranes , recognised for its commitment to safety , innovation , and engineering quality . Tadano’s Zweibrücken facility  plays a central role in the development and production of advanced all-terrain cranes  for global markets. The AC 4.100L-1  exemplifies Tadano’s focus on combining high lifting performance , compact design , and efficient transport configurations  in the taxi crane segment. Website:   https://www.tadano.com Tadano Europe:   https://www.tadano.com/europe Frequently Asked Questions What crane has Schares added to its fleet? Schares has taken delivery of a Tadano AC 4.100L-1 all-terrain crane  in the 100-tonne class . Why is the AC 4.100L-1 considered a strong taxi crane? Its combination of 59.4-metre main boom , sub-12-tonne axle loads , and compact design  makes it highly cost-effective and versatile  for taxi crane operations. What types of jobs will the crane be used for? The crane will support civil engineering , steel construction , chemical industry lifts , and the erection of large cranes . Where was the crane handed over? The handover took place in Zweibrücken , Germany, at Tadano’s facility. Does Schares operate other Tadano cranes? Yes. The fleet includes AC 350-6 , AC 160-5 , and Tadano City cranes  such as the AC 40-1 .

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