From left to right: Michael Ochs (crane operator, Scholpp), Robin Schuh (deputy branch manager Ludwigshafen, Scholpp), Michael Zieger (sales manager, Tadano), Heinz Schuh (branch manager Ludwigshafen, Scholpp), André Brenner (crane operator, Scholpp), Matthias Graband (workshop, Scholpp)

The last two Tadano AC 4.080-1s in a four-crane order, placed in 2023, have been collected from Tadano’s Zweibrücken factory by representatives from German crane service provider Scholpp.

From left to right: Roman Nierobisch (workshop manager Stuttgart, Scholpp) Michael Zieger (sales manager, Tadano), Sascha Riotte (crane operator, Scholpp)

One crane was collected by Scholpp’s Ludwigshafen branch manager Heinz Schuh; the other was collected by Scholpp’s Leonberg branch manager Stephan Burkhardt, along with the manager of his Stuttgart workshop, Roman Nierobisch, and crane operator Sascha Riotte. In both instances, the cranes were handed over by Tadano sales manager Michael Zieger.

“Not only is the crane extremely compact and manoeuvrable, it also has an impressively large 60-metre boom length,” commented Heinz Schuh. The crane he collected will be used for a wide range of tasks at the BASF factory in Ludwigshafen.