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TELECRAWLERS Ӏ TEREX INTERVIEW


TEREX RETURNS TO TELECRAWLERS


Raimondi Group's Terex Rough Terrain Cranes division is re-entering the telecrawler segment. We speak to Stefania D’Apoli, Terex RT’s global sales director, to find out more…


At the end of April 2026 the Raimondi Group announced its return to a legacy product category with the launch of a new telecrawler crane line. The move marks a significant strategic milestone for the Group further enhancing its position as a multi- segment lifting solution provider. The telecrawler line is being


launched via Raimondi’s Terex Rough Terrain Cranes division and


The Terex TTC 70


the new line debuts with the TTC 70 – a telecrawler crane designed, engineered, and manufactured at the Group’s rough terrain headquarters in Crespellano, Bologna, Italy. The new model targets key markets including the United States, Canada, and Europe and further additions to the range are planned. The TTC 70 has a maximum lifting capacity of 70 tonnes, a


maximum boom length of 36.8 metres, and a drum capacity of 215 metres lifting rope. It is powered by an engine available in Stage V and Stage IIIA configurations, both equipped with a 300-litre fuel tank. The Stage V engine delivers 168kW at 2,200 round per minute (rpm), while the Stage IIIA version provides the same rpm at 164kW. The TTC 70’s crawler tracks


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