DECEMBER 2023 Ӏ NEWS
SANY ALL TERRAINS GAIN GRouND
Chinese crane manufacturer Sany is celebrating progression for its all terrain cranes on two fronts. First, international heavy lift and
transport specialist Sarens has placed a large order – for 24 units of its 250 tonne capacity all terrain crane (sold in Europe as the SAC2500E). The cranes were delivered via Sany’s official dealer in Bahrain, Giant Heavy Equipment. The all terrain cranes will be used for oil and gas projects across the Middle East. The crane has a maximum boom length of 75 metres, a maximum lifting height of 111 metres and includes all wheel steering. Second, Sany has established a direct
sales channel in the UK through its new Sany Cranes UK division, located in Chesterfield, Derbyshire, UK, operating from the premises of existing Sany business, Putzmeister UK. The Sany Cranes UK division is headed
up by Andrew Snow, who joined in April, and has been appointed country manager UK & Republic of Ireland. As UK manager for crane products Snow is overseeing all aspects of operations, sales, and customer support. Snow has over 20 years industry
Sarens’ new fleet of Sany all terrains
experience having joined from Tadano UK and, prior to that, he worked at Terex and Demag. The first crane available directly
through Sany Cranes UK is the 60 tonne capacity SAC600E all terrain which is currently being showcased at a series of launch events around the UK. The crane is a proven model already working on a number of sites across Europe. The SAC600E is powered by a MTU OM470LA Stage V engine coupled with Allison transmission driven by Kessler
axle. It is fitted with a 50m main boom, with the option of 16m double folding jib, and it can travel with 13 tonnes of counterweight – which is within UK STGO regulations.
"Sany is committed to delivering high-quality cranes to our clients in the UK," said Snow. “In addition, we can now support our customers directly with spare parts and service. “We have already seen success and
product acceptance in other European countries and now Sany aims to establish itself as a leading provider of cranes in the UK as well. “The UK is a core market for cranes in
Europe and so establishing a dedicated direct sales channel for cranes fits with the company’s aim to be a key player in the European, and global, crane market.” Also available through Sany Cranes
UK are two telescopic crawler cranes (60 and 80 tonne models), with two new larger models due in 2024, and a range of lattice boom crawler cranes (60, 100, 135, 260 and 400 tonne models). “These are already available for sale
Andrew Snow, head of Sany Cranes UK, in front of the SAC600E 12 CRANES TODAY
and we are currently offering quotes to customers,” says Snow. “With regards to our all terrains, we also have 120-tonne four-axle and 250-tonne five axle models due soon.” See Crane Today’s video of the SAC600E here:
https://bit.ly/3MS7VO7
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