Schmidbauer Relies On Tadano AC 3.045-1 City with E-Pack Technology

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All good things come in threes – that was clearly part of the train of thought at Gräfelfing/Munich-based Schmidbauer as the company recently picked up the first three of six Tadano AC 3.045-1 City cranes in Zweibrücken. The trio was handed over by Sales Manager Hans Asam.

At the Schmidbauer Group, City cranes enjoy a sterling reputation thanks to their reliability and powerful performance characteristics, making them a favourite of the company’s clientele. In fact, the company has a total of 18 AC 40 City cranes that have been hard at work for many years already alongside many other cranes from the same manufacturer. 

What the team at Schmidbauer values above all in the Tadano AC 3.045-1 City is its extremely compact design and narrow width. “In order to reduce emissions and noise in the future, we also ordered the innovative E-Pack from Tadano and had all cranes be prepared for using this environmentally friendly technology. That of course makes these machines absolutely perfect for indoor work and jobs in urban areas, but we’ll also be using the new AC 3.045-1 unit for more standard worksite projects. In fact, that’s the beautiful thing about these cranes: They’re easy to use, fast to set up, and incredibly versatile,” explains Schmidbauer GmbH & Co. KG Head of Sales Jürgen Rückel.

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