Tadano GR-250N-5

Launched on September 7, 2021, the Tadano GR-250N-5 rough terrain crane is engineered to meet the demands of urban construction with its exceptional mobility and compact footprint. The crane’s design emphasizes environmental friendliness and integrates digital tools to facilitate efficient operations.

Specifications and Capabilities

The crane boasts a maximum lifting height of 31.3 meters with the boom and up to 44.2 meters with the jib, supporting a maximum working radius of 27.9 meters (boom) and 34.0 meters (jib). It is equipped with a full automatic jib and power tilt jib options, tailored for flexibility in various lifting conditions.

Enhanced Environmental Performance

The GR-250N-5 features a diesel engine optimized for low CO2 emissions and improved fuel efficiency. Innovations such as automatic acceleration and an automatic pump stop function minimize idle times and energy waste, contributing to its eco-friendly profile.

Advanced Safety and Operational Features

Safety is a key focus, with the Tadano View System offering multiple cameras for enhanced visibility and a human alert system to detect the presence of people around the operating area. The crane also supports digital transformation in construction through APIs and BIM models, ensuring compatibility with modern project management tools.

Digital Integration and Control

The GR-250N-5 promotes digital integration through its Lifting Solution, which includes telematics data accessible via the HELLO-NET service, and operational data connectivity through the HELLO-DATA LINK app. These features allow for real-time monitoring and adjustment of crane operations, enhancing both safety and efficiency.