Crane operator Andreas Erzening could have hardly imagined a better way tohonor his 30th work anniversary at Autokrane Schares, with the company’s newTadano AC 3.045-1 City being assigned to him from the get-go. Schares ManagingDirector Tim Schlattmann recently picked up the new machine in Lauf, where itwas handed over by Tadano Sales Manager Helge Prüfer.
“No one is more familiar with the advantages of Tadano City cranes than us– after all, we have several AC 40 City units in our fleet already and aretremendously happy with them. And the current AC 3.045-1 City builds on them sosuccessfully that it’s significantly better in every respect,” highlights TimSchlattmann, who ordered his most recent acquisition together with authorizedsignatory Eric Reichmann at this year’s bauma. The AC 3.045-1 City won themover with its immense power when telescoping under load, not to mention itsFlex Base system, which makes it possible to extend the machine’s outriggers toany point within their range even in asymmetrical configurations, maximizinglifting capacities under tight space conditions. In addition, the AC 3.045-1City is the most compact crane in its class, boasting a low overall height ofjust 3.18 meters and a boom base section of just 7.80 meters in length. “Wealso loved the higher engine power in comparison to its predecessor, as well asthe rear axle steering that makes the crane extremely maneuverable – put allthis together, and the AC 3.045-1 City is simply unbeatable when it comes toindoor projects and jobs at work sites where space is cramped,” Eric Reichmannexplains.
Tim Schlattmann thenpoints to another advantage behind the AC 3.045-1 City: Its practical axleloads mean that it is particularly easy to get travel permits for it, whichmakes the compact Tadano City crane especially cost-effective for his company.
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From left to right: Rene Brömmelhus (Craneoperator, Schares); Helge Prüfer (Sales Manager, Tadano); Andreas Erzening(Crane operator, Schares)
About Autokrane Schares
AutokraneSchares, a family-run cranerental company that employs over 100 people, is one of the leading serviceproviders in the heavy-load industry in North Rhine-Westphalia. Its clienteleincludes companies from the construction, chemical, steel, and cell phoneindustries, as well as machine and plant manufacturers and power generatingcompanies. Well-known businesses from these industries regularly rely onAutokrane Schares to take care of complex lifting projects, which the craneservice provider carries out with its experienced teams at its locations inBocholt, Essen, Goch, and Willich with utmost professionalism and perfection –and often with Tadano cranes from Lauf and Zweibrücken. In addition to liftingwork, Schares also offers heavy haulage, transportation escort, industrialassembly, and relocation services, as well as portable construction matrentals.
For more information, please visit www.schares.de
Aboutthe Tadano Group
Sinceintroducing Japan's first hydraulic truck crane in 1955, Tadano has become aglobal leader in lifting and access equipment, helping businesses reachnew heights. The company’s dedication to safety, quality, andefficiency—based on compliance (C+SQE)—is reflected in every product andservice.
Knownfor its reliability, innovation, and performance, Tadano offersworld-class solutions across the construction, energy, and industrial sectorsworldwide. Its global support network ensures Tadano equipment performseffectively in any environment, meeting the highest standards of efficiency andsustainability.
Guidedby the corporate philosophy of "Creation, Contribution, andCooperation," the Tadano Group is committed to contributing toenvironmental preservation and fostering a sustainable society. By maximizingvalue for stakeholders and engaging in sustainable business practices, Tadanocontinues its pursuit of excellence for both the present and the future.
Formore information, visit www.tadano.com.