German crane rental company Buller Krane has added a Grove GMK5120L to its mobile crane fleet. The five-axle mobile crane features a maximum lifting capacity of 120 tons and a 60-meter main boom. The investment indicates stable demand in the German rental market for mobile cranes. The GMK5120L from …
“German crane rental company Buller Krane has added a Grove GMK5120L to its mobile crane fleet. The five-axle mobile crane features a maximum lifting capacity of 120 tons and a 60-meter main boom. The investment indicates stable demand in the German rental market for mobile cranes. The GMK5120L from …”
German crane rental company Buller Krane has added a Grove GMK5120L to its mobile crane fleet. The five-axle mobile crane features a maximum lifting capacity of 120 tons and a 60-meter main boom. The investment indicates stable demand in the German rental market for mobile cranes. The GMK5120L from manufacturer Manitowoc is designed for use in high-rise construction, industrial applications, and infrastructure projects.
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German crane hire specialist invests in 120-tonne all-terrain unit as rental demand strengthens.
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