Tadano ATF 600G-8

Tadano unveiled its groundbreaking 600-ton ATF 600G-8 all-terrain crane during Tadano Crane Day 2015 in Nuremberg, Germany. The event, attended by industry leaders and customers from around the world, marked a historic moment for Tadano, as the ATF 600G-8 became the largest all-terrain crane ever produced by a Japanese manufacturer. The unveiling followed a remarkable speech by Mr. Koichi Tadano, setting the stage for an impressive demonstration of the crane’s capabilities.

A key innovation of the ATF 600G-8 is its revolutionary triple-boom system, a unique design that enhances stability and lifting capacity without requiring a Y-guying system. This patented boom technology significantly improves structural strength and rigidity, allowing for higher precision and greater lifting performance compared to traditional telescopic booms.

Built on an eight-axle carrier, the crane provides outstanding roadability and maneuverability, making it ideal for construction, industrial, and infrastructure projects requiring high lifting capacities and long reach. Tadano has integrated cutting-edge control and safety systems to ensure precise operation and enhanced operator comfort.

The unveiling of the ATF 600G-8 at Tadano Crane Day 2015 was met with enthusiastic reception from global customers, reflecting the industry’s confidence in Tadano’s engineering excellence. With its superior lifting performance, innovative boom design, and advanced technology, the Tadano ATF 600G-8 represents a new era in high-capacity all-terrain cranes, setting new standards for reliability, efficiency, and power in the global lifting industry.