Two Taiwanese rental companies have taken delivery of Grove All Terrain cranes in the past couple of months. Li Ying Crane Engineering has taken a 150 tonne GMK5150XL, the first to arrive in Taiwan, while Kao Ching Engineering has purchased a 300 tonne GMK6300L-1.
The GMK5150XL is handed over to Li Ying Engineering
The five axle GMK5150XL has a seven section, 68.7 metre main boom plus a 9.6 to 16.2 metre bi-fold swingaway extension that can be extended with an 11.3 metre lattice insert between the boom nose and swingaway to achieve a 99 metre maximum tip height.
(L-R) Wilson Tung of Grove dealer Champion Auto with Leon Huang of Shing Tse International, Terry Lee of Champion, Andreas Cremer of Manitowoc, Simon Chen of Li Ying Crane Engineering along with Wong Heng Mingo and Leonard Siow of Manitowoc, Hou Hsiao Sheng of Shing Tse International and Lim Chin Meng of Manitowoc
The GMK6300L-1 features a seven section, 80 metre main boom plus optional 37 metre luffing extensions that provide a maximum tip height of 120 metres.
Customers at the event
The ceremony took place during a three day customer event in Tainan attended by around 30 companies from the construction, energy and rental sectors.
Manitowoc’s vice president of product management Andreas Cremer said: “This event allowed us to connect more closely with customers and reinforce how our cranes and services are designed to support their success.”
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