Gradito in Italy Receives 250-Tonne Tadano All-Terrain Crane

en.Wedoany.com Reported - On September 15, Sicilian engineering contractor Gradito Oleodinamica took delivery of a Tadano AC 5.250L-2 all-terrain crane with a maximum lifting capacity of 250 tonnes. The equipment will be used for lifting, transport and construction tasks on oil and gas, industrial and infrastructure projects in Sicily.

The AC 5.250L-2 is a five-axle all-terrain crane equipped with a 79-metre eight-section main boom and an optional 5.8-metre to 30-metre lattice jib, achieving a maximum hook height of 112 metres. The equipment features the Tadano IC-1 Plus control system, the Surround View system, an Eco energy-saving mode and an engine start-stop function, and is also fitted with a main boom load monitoring camera system to enhance lifting control and operational safety under complex working conditions.

Gradito Oleodinamica stated that the choice of this model was mainly based on its load performance, long main boom configuration and adaptability between road transfers and construction sites. The company plans to deploy the new equipment across multiple complex engineering scenarios in Sicily to expand its heavy lifting and engineering service capabilities.

Founded in 1993 and headquartered in Gela in southern Sicily, Gradito Oleodinamica covers engineering design, project management, maintenance, lifting, transport and heavy lifting contracting services. The addition of this 250-tonne-class lifting equipment will further supplement its construction equipment capabilities for oil and gas facilities, industrial plants and infrastructure projects.