EuroGru Amici 150.35

The EuroGru Amici 150.35 is a truck‑mounted mobile crane developed by EuroGru Amici in the 2000s as part of the company’s mid‑to‑heavy capacity range. With a maximum rated capacity of 150 tonnes, it was designed for demanding lifting operations where both power and mobility are required. The crane’s superstructure typically features a telescopic boom extending to around 32 meters, paired with a lattice boom (falcone) of about 12 meters to further enhance reach and lifting versatility on site.

Structurally, the crane incorporates high‑yield steel components and a boom with multiple sliding planes, providing strength and durability under load. The boom head is hydraulically adjustable to multiple angles, enabling better positioning in constrained workspaces, while sequentially‑operated stabilizers allow for accurate outrigger placement for safe lifting.

Operators could typically control the crane from the cabin with hydraulic control systems that offered responsive boom extension, slewing, and load handling. Optional features on some units included a rear winch, radio remote control, and configuration for use as a heavy‑duty recovery crane.