EuroGru Amici 21.33

The EuroGru Amici 21.33 was a foundational model in EuroGru Amici’s truck-mounted crane portfolio, offering reliable lifting capabilities and a compact, road-legal design. Designed for mid-range heavy lifting, the 21.33 featured a telescopic boom configuration mounted on a commercial truck chassis, making it well-suited for a range of construction and industrial applications where both performance and mobility were required.

By April 2008, EuroGru Amici had officially ceased production of the 21.33, marking the end of a successful product cycle. In its place, the company introduced a new generation of cranes—namely the 150.30, 150.35, and 160.30 models—which expanded upon the engineering principles of the 21.33 with increased lifting capacities, longer boom systems, and improved transport configurations.

The 160.30, presented at the 2008 SAIE exhibition in Italy, featured a maximum lifting capacity of 160 tonnes, a telescopic boom extending from 6.8 to 26.8 meters, and optional lattice fly jib extensions from 6.5 to 12.4 meters. Importantly, the design maintained an all-up weight within the 32-tonne limit, reinforcing EuroGru Amici’s commitment to transport efficiency and compliance.

Though the 21.33 is no longer in production, it remains respected in the industry for its straightforward design, durable construction, and ease of use. It served as the backbone for many fleets during its time and helped shape the specifications and features of EuroGru Amici’s more modern cranes.