Manitou launched the 40m/7,000kg MRT 4070 - 360° telehandler
The MRT 4070 has a maximum outreach of 27m
Manitou says its new 'Universal Fast Charger' can charge multiple electric telehandlers from zero to 60% in an hour. It will be available in July
Manitou also unveiled the electric 14m MT 1440e & 18m 1840e telehandlers
The Magni stand
The cab on the new Magni RTH 6.31 tilts to 21°
Riccardo Magni (L) and Mark Darwin of Cranes & Access/ Vertikal Press
Palazzani unveiled two new spider lifts, the 16m TJZ 160 with 7.6m outreach and 230kg platform capacity…
And the 18m TJZ 180 with, 8.2m outreach and 230kg max capacity
The eco 30m TSJ 30 also made an appearance
Alongside the 52m eco XTJ 52+
The Imer stand
With spiders and scissor lifts
Zoomlion launched its new telehandler range with lift heights from six to 25m
Along with 12 new eco units
Pertti Vienius (L) and Juha Riipi of Finnish rental company N Rent Oy which purchased the 231ft Zoomlion ZT72J telescopic boom lift
Vertikal’s Alexander Ochs (L) and Mark Darwin
Teupen/Altec launched an all new 71.6m TE720 truck mount with an outreach of 42m and maximum platform capacity of 600kg
The Palfinger Platforms stand with new Tec models
Sinoboom announced the news[45926](Acquisition of Holland Lift
, and signed a distribution agreement with PL International, for East Africa)Indian company Ace Cranes made its Bauma debut
Around 600,000 visitors are said to have attended the show
Imke Michiels of Spierings and Hayley Sutch of UK rental company John Sutch cranes
First time at Bauma for Italian manufacturer HC Industrie
Spierings launched its 10 tonne, five axle SK1265-AT5 eLift
The crane has a 1.7 tonne jib tip capacity
There were plenty of scissor lifts on the CFMG stand
Jekko cranes with glass handling attachments
An electric Kraxcle mobile self-erecting tower crane by Kooiker & Russcher – an FB Gru top on a Dutch tracked chassis
(L-R) Clare Engelke, Mark Darwin and Pam Penny of Vertikal Press
The Dieci Pegasus 100.29 360° telehandler
The QuiMo folding telehandler made its debut
Brigade had plenty of product launches to share including back sense radar detection and HFR technology
The Sennebogen stand
An impressive portal arch into the Sennebogen stand
Sunward launched the SWA18JE-P electric articulated boom with a working height of 18m, max capacity of 260kg and outreach of nine metres
Sunward also launched the SWTH 3507 telehandler with a max capacity of 3,500kg, a lift height of 7.43m and an outreach of 3.83m
The Sany stand packed with machines
The Paschal stand...
Which featured a skate ramp for Bauma's daredevils
First time exhibitor Vanse from China with its 13m/4,000kg telehandler
The popular Doka scaffold tower provided a birds eye view for visitors
Sunhunk with its 15,000kg capacity loader crane
Turkish manufacturer Hidrokon had numerous new products on display
Including the HK 21 E6, the HK 36 E8, the HK 65 E7 as well as the HK 30 E8
Italian truck mounted crane manufacturer Bonfiglioli made an appearance
American crane manufacturer Link-Belt had a busy stand
Geda had plenty new development on its stand
Platform Basket displayed 15 machines including a new spider crane, and will celebrate its 20th anniversary later this year
Midi cranes launched its 1.5 tonne/17m LS 15.17A RD self erector
First time Turkish exhibitor Mote Lift had an impressive stand
The company also launched its ABL 16 RR road/rail boom lift
The Maber stand featuring a life size Lego man
Galizia pick & carry cranes including a new 35 tonner
Italian mastclimber and hoist manufacturer Electroelsa demonstrated its missing bolt detector a must try display
AMCS Technologies
Ormig pick & carry cranes including...
The 30 tonne 30iEk
Visitors queueing to test or ride in Ruthmann's 100m truck mount
Uwe Strotmann speaking at Ruhtmann's press conference
Tim Whiteman kicks off the Noblelift press conference
Wolffkran press conference begins
Tom McBride talking about Wolffkran's collaboration with Vita Inclinata on its load navigator machine - avoiding the need tag lines
Flamur Hoti explaining Wolffkran's tech developments
Spain's Comansa launched its five tonne/ 52.2m 6LC85 tower crane
Hidromek moved into the telehandler market with the launch of its 18m/4,000kg HMK 40-18 TH
The new unit has a maximum lifting height of 17.65m and outreach of 13.10m, overall weight is 12,500kg
The GGR stand packed with spider cranes
Operator Harley Riley demonstrates her skill watering the stand flowers with a Unic spider crane
Irish rental company Liffey Crane Hire took delivery of a Unic UM445 mini spider
First time Turkish exhibitor Platfon
The ELS stand had numerous new models on show
Including the P58-SE with a max working height of 7.4 metres, max lifting capacity of 295kg and total weight of 980kg
Uplifter had a couple of new SPT cranes on show
Alimak's new and radically updated Scando hoist
Maeda cranes on display with Kranlyft
Mark Rafferty of Bernard Hunter Cranes (R) concludes a deal with Kranlyft's Simon Marnock
The Dingli stand with Mec products and team members
The Hoeflon stand was constantly busy
The company launched its three tonne C6e spider
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