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battery ensures ten hours of operation at a standard duty cycle. All articulated crawler cranes models are also available in a bi-energy diesel + electric power pack version. There will also be the
Designed with reuse in mind,
Jekko’s stand is built almost entirely from reusable materials
run-time and enhance crane responsiveness. There will also be
the SPX328 EVO+ with integrated electric jib which introduces a new concept of tool/crane integration for the company. The electric jib is powered by the machine battery and is controlled by the crane radio control and integrated on its LMI. There will also be an upgrade of its best-selling model, the SPX532, in the form of the SPX532.2. Upgrades on the .2 version include: a new stability system with mechanical, hydraulic and software updates that offer a better capacity in reduced stability conditions; a variable speed motor management for lower consumption; and a new intuitive user interface. Also on display will be the
SPX650 with new height- adjustable outriggers and the SPX1280, the largest in the SPX range, which can operate in pick and carry mode with two tonne capacity. Jekko will also showcase
its articulated crawler cranes with the new JF235CL which, it says, brings electrification to the articulated crane family. It is Jekko's first Li-ion battery-powered model in this category. Its high-capacity
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JF545.2, an updated version of the previous model which has a variable speed engine for better movements control and lower consumption and an intuitive touchscreen display, and the JF990, the largest crane in the JF series. Jekko will also present
its J-Link Advanced Remote Monitoring System developed in conjunction with construction connectivity specialist TrackUnit. J-Link allows real-time fleet management, machine optimisation, and predictive maintenance through advanced data analysis. Jekko is also entering new
product categories with its first telescopic crawler crane, the JCX80, and its first truck crane, the TRX32. The JCX80 mini crawler crane is designed for job sites requiring minimal working footprint and flexible operation. It has no stabilisers, allowing it to work in confined spaces, and features a mobile turret designed to help to overcome obstacles. The crane has a lifting capacity of eight tonnes and a tip height of 27 metres. It is powered by li-ion battery operated, with electric winch and turret rotation. It is also the first Jekko model showcasing its energy recovery system for battery recharging. The TRX32 truck crane will
be displayed at NMG Italia’s stand FS.1106/8. It comprises a 3.2 tonne capacity mini crane mounted on a compact 3.5 tonne truck, making it drivable with a standard
Category B license. The truck is only 1.86 metres wide while its crane has a tip height up to 17.5 m, with 13 m outreach. Finally, Jekko will
showcase the Maxx – Mobile Assembly X-System concept project that it has been working on with Construction Robotics of RWTH Aachen University. In essence it is a project for automatic scaffold- free façade-panels application and it has been nominated for the Bauma Innovation Award, in the ‘research’ category.
JMG CRANES FS.1103/7
Italian company JMG designs and builds electric, self-propelled, battery- operated cranes and forklifts with capacities from 0.9 to 70 tonnes. At Bauma it welcomes visitors to its stand to ‘exchange ideas about the world of electric lifting by spending time together’. The Cranes Today team will certainly be popping by!
KLAAS FS.901/6 Electric crane specialist Klaas is exhibiting at Bauma for the first time, showing its trailer and truck-mounted cranes with aluminium booms. At the show it will present a new version of its K2500 which, Klass says, furthers the existing model’s performance. Specialists will be on-hands to explain about the battery technology behind its machines.
KOBELCO CONSTRUCTION MACHINERY EUROPE FN.1016/1
The crane and excavator manufacturer will showcase latest developments in its crawler crane ranges.
Liebherr will show its latest gen luffers including the 620 HC-L
KROLL CRANES FS.1002/8
Danish company Kroll will be happy to discuss its custom tower crane manufacturing services with visitors.
KRUPINSKI CRANES FS.902A/1 Polish tower crane manufacturer Krupinski has been operating since 2018 and is the first manufacturer of tower cranes in Poland after 1991. Its goal, it says, is to design and manufacture the most modern Polish tower cranes possible.
LIEBHERR
FM.810 / FM.812 At Bauma 2025, on an area spanning roughly 14,000 m2, Liebherr is displaying more than 70 future-focussed exhibits from the product segments of earthmoving machinery, material handling technology, mining, mobile and crawler cranes, tower cranes, deep foundation machines, concrete technology and components. With regards to cranes,
there will be a new battery- powered all terrain crane, the new LTM 1120-4.2 all terrain with LICCON3 control system
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