07.04.2019

Bauma a sneak preview

Bauma opens at 9:30 in the morning, the entire Vertikal press team will be at the show at great expense to report the news and new developments back to you, as close to when it happens as we are able at such a busy exhibition.

In order to give you a bit of a preliminary overview we have managed a quick tour of the main FS outdoor area during build up.
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This year's bauma has more new tower cranes than for many a year

The report is by no means complete and we will update and add as we go, but also check twitter for breaking news which is carried in a more prominent position on the home page for this week. If you are at the show, we are hoping to demonstrate the last test version of the all new Vertikal.Net news portal and database, with plans to go live mid month. Make sure you stop by the stand, say hello and collect a copy of the guide. We are located in Area FM at the entrance to the outside area.
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The Vertikal Stand in FM near the entrance

Key news will of course focus around Tadano’s acquisition of Demag, which is expected to complete on July first, subject to any regulatory objects etc… But there are plenty of new products to see, from Liebherr’s all new 650 tonne LTM All Terrain crane, to the Genie Z45 hybrid, Snorkel’s lithium battery powered Rough Terrain Speed Level, JLG’s new lithium powered 45 and 51ft articulated booms, Ruthmann’s new 30 metre truck mounted lift on a 3.5 tonne Iveco or Mercedes Sprinter Chassis, Demag’s updated CC2800-2 crawler crane, Platform Basket’s 43 metre 43T spider lift, to Manitou’s new 60ft electric boom and hybrid telehandlers, Skyjacks new big RT scissors, Zoomlion’s new All Terrain cranes and scissor lifts, ELS new telehandler and mast boom, to the new Maeda Mini crawler and Kato 100 tonne All Terran and Liebherr’s 110 tonne five axle LTM with 60 metre boom and plenty more – too numerous to mention.
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Airo has a new electric industrial boom lift, the A7

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The Böcker stand

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Bronto has two units on show, including this compact 35 metre S35 EM

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And this 90 metre unit for Transgruma

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CTE's new 20 metre Traccess 200

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Terex is launching an updated version of the CC2800 - the CC2800-2 taking the latest technology and boom transport ideas from the company's larger cranes

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The Demag CC2800-2 is rigged with jib and back mast

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Italy's FB Gru's latest self-erector

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Genie's new Z45 FE 4x4 hybrid boom lift

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A Grove GMK 4090 demonstrates its axle oscillation

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Hematec has a a new 10 metre Helix has an end mounted platform with platform rotation and almost five metres outreach with 300kg platform capacity

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An 23 metre LGMG badged CTE spider the LGMG AC21JE

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Another view of the CTE built LGMG AC21JE

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The new 650 tonne eight axle Liebherr LTM1650-8.1 rigged with Y-Guy superlift

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The new LTM1650-8.1 is based on the LTM 1450 concept

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The new 110 tonne five axle Liebherr LTM 1110-5.1 with 60 metre boom

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The new 150 tonne five axle Link Belt 175AT with 60 metre main boom sold the W.O.Grubb

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The new Maeda CC1908 mini crawler crane on the Kranlyft stand

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Two of the new Dingli European - Magni designed boom lifts, an 86ft andf 93 ft

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A tracked Mantall electric scissor lift, the XE89CT

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The Nagano stand with European dealers Vertimac and Pfeiffer

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The Niftylift stand with the latest updated models and 86ft HR28 Hybrid

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The high spec Palfinger P280CK

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Palfinger's new 25 metre P250AJTK spider lift

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Platform Basket is launching its largest spider lift to date, the 43 metre 43T

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Ruthmann, has a new 30 metre platform on a 3.5 tonne chassis along with a selection of new hybrid truck mounted lifts, along and its fifth 90 metre unit

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The Saez hydraulic luffing tower crane

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Skyjack is in Hall C4 and has its new 53ft Rough Terrain scissor lift on the stand

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The Snorkel stand - the main new product will be a lithium battery powered Speed Level platform

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The star of the Spierings stand is the hybrid City Boy mobile self erecting mobile crane - one of which is outside and one inside the large booth

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The upgraded Tadano GR200EX

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A four section telescopic extension on a 400 tonne Tadano ATF 400G-6 All Terrain sold to Sterling Crane

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The new Tadano GTC telescopic crawler crane

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The all new Valla seven tonne remote controlled pick & carry crane

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The Vertikal stand

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XCMG have three cranes on show

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XCMG also has two slab scissor lifts

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Zoomlion has several Scissor lifts on show

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Hinowa has the production version of its 33 metre 33.17 and a full pizza kitchen on its stand

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The Klubb Xtenso 3 fuels up prior to moving onto the stand

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The Dinolift 280RXT

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The new Potain Hup 40-30 self erecting tower crane

If travelling in by train stay on the U2 underground until the second stop - Messestadt Ost.