en.Wedoany.com Reported - Belgian crane and heavy lifting company Sarens has taken delivery of four XCMG all-terrain cranes, including three 250-tonne class XCA250G7-1E units and one 130-tonne class XCA130_E unit.

The XCA250G7-1E, a five-axle chassis model, represents a follow-up order after Sarens purchased its first "test" unit at last year's Bauma trade fair. The crane features a seven-section main boom measuring 76 meters, with a luffing jib of 10 to 17 meters that can be mounted at the boom head, achieving a maximum offset angle of 40 degrees; when two 8-meter and one 12-meter lattice extensions are added, the maximum boom tip height can reach 124.5 meters. The crane has a maximum counterweight of 80 tonnes.

This 250-tonne class crane has an overall transport width of 3 meters and a total length of 16.24 meters, with a rated outrigger span of 2.5 meters; it can lift 137 tonnes at a working radius of 3 meters and 11.5 tonnes in full main boom configuration.

The XCA130_E is a five-axle chassis model with a six-section main boom measuring 62 meters, and a luffing jib of 11 to 18.5 meters can be mounted at the boom head; two additional 7-meter extensions can be fitted to achieve a maximum boom tip height of 98.5 meters. The crane has a maximum counterweight of 44.5 tonnes.

This 130-tonne class crane has an overall transport width of 2.75 meters and a total length of 15.29 meters, with a rated outrigger span of 3 meters, and can lift 11.8 tonnes in full main boom configuration.

Sarens is headquartered in Belgium, with a history dating back to the early 20th century, when Frans Sarens began collaborating with forestry companies to transport timber by horse-drawn cart in Flanders. On September 2, 1955, Sarens De Coster was registered, officially establishing the company.

Today, Sarens has grown from a family-run operation into a multinational group with over 70 branches worldwide and 6,000 employees, while remaining a 100% family-owned business.