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Our Cranes desk covers 19 recent articles — reviews, market data, manufacturer news and applications.

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Leading brands like Liebherr, Palfinger regularly cover new models, powertrain developments (diesel, hybrid, electric), emission stages (Stage V, EU Stage VI), applications and DACH market developments. Key terms like Mobile Crane, Tower Crane, Crawler crane, Top Slewing Tower Crane, Luffing jib tower crane are explained in our glossary — linked directly from articles.
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Palfinger

Palfinger

1 articles about Cranes· Österreich
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Liebherr
5 articles
Liebherr
Founded 1949Schweiz

Global leading manufacturer of construction machinery and cranes

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Koenning Cranes Expands Fleet with Liebherr LTM 1150-5.4 – 150-Tonner Fills Gap
Palfinger
1 articles
Palfinger
Österreich
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Palfinger demonstrates loading cranes for traffic-free overhead work in urban areas
FAQ

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What trends shape the Cranes market in 2026?

Dominant themes in Cranes are electrification (battery-electric and hybrid drives), EU Stage V compliance and Stage VI prep, telematics/remote operation, and consolidation. Our Cranes archive holds 19 articles including market analyses.

Which Cranes classes exist and where are they used?

Key classifications in Cranes include Mobile Crane, Tower Crane, Crawler crane, Top Slewing Tower Crane, Luffing jib tower crane. Each class targets specific applications — urban sites, civil engineering, road construction, mining, demolition. Full definitions in our glossary.

Which brands lead the Cranes segment in DACH?

Leading brands in our coverage: Liebherr, Palfinger — by new model releases and DACH market share. We track 2+ brands with full company profiles.

How advanced is electrification for Cranes — diesel, hybrid or battery?

Battery-electric drives dominate in compact segments and urban use. Larger machines still run diesel Stage V or hybrid concepts. Hydrogen fuel cells are in pilot testing. Full test reports and TCO comparisons in our Cranes desk.

How often does the newsroom cover Cranes?

Our editorial publishes Monday to Friday on manufacturers, markets, technology and regulation. Last update: today. Archive: 19 articles. Free newsletter and category RSS feed available.

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Key Cranes terms

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Mobile Crane

A transportable crane mounted on a road chassis that can operate at different job sites without extensive assembly. Load capacities range from a few tons to ove…

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Tower Crane

A stationary or climbing crane with a rotating jib for high-rise construction. Lifts loads to great heights with significant outreach.

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Crawler crane

Crane mounted on crawler undercarriage with high load capacity and stability. Can travel while loaded. Used in heavy lifting operations, wind power installation…

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Top Slewing Tower Crane

Tower crane with slewing mechanism at the upper section, typical for high-rise construction sites with large cantilever distances.

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Luffing jib tower crane

Tower crane with slewing mechanism at the tower base, compact and quick to assemble for smaller construction sites.

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