XCMG Machinery Company has delivered four additional all-terrain cranes to Sarens Group, a Belgium-based crane specialist, for use in its European operations.
The shipment, which includes three XCA250G7-1E 250t cranes and one XCA130_E 130t crane, follows Sarens’ previous purchase of the XCA250G7-1E during BAUMA Munich 2025.
According to the companies, the positive performance and reliability of the first XCA250G7-1E supplied to Sarens influenced the decision to order further units.
XCMG’s latest delivery will support Sarens’ heavy lifting and crane rental operations at multiple sites across Europe.
The XCA250G7-1E features a 76m seven-section main boom and can achieve a maximum tip height of 114.5m when fitted with lattice extensions from 10m to 45m.
XCMG reports that the crane is suitable for a range of lifting applications, including wind turbine installation, petrochemical projects, bridge construction, tower crane dismantling, building renovation, urban construction, and the assembly and disassembly of large crawler cranes.
Developed for the European market, the XCA250G7-1E includes six steering modes, a 22t counterweight designed for transfer between sites, intelligent variable outrigger support, and wireless remote control. Telescopic load chart functionality is also incorporated.
The delivery also introduces the XCA130_E — XCMG’s first all-terrain crane designed specifically for the European market.
The model was developed through a collaboration between XCMG’s engineering team in China and the XCMG European Research Center in Krefeld, Germany.
The design combines the requirements of European customers and local regulatory standards with XCMG’s existing engineering know-how.
The XCA130_E is equipped with a 72m six-section main boom, with maximum tip height extended to 92.5m when paired with lattice extensions ranging from 11m to 18.5m.
XCMG states the crane is aimed at infrastructure, industrial maintenance, energy sector work, and general construction projects within Europe.
Last month, XCMG Hoisting Machinery Division supplied a range of wheeled and crawler cranes to Sarens Group. These included XCA160H all-terrain cranes, XCR90 rough terrain cranes, and an XLC18000M crawler crane.
