BMS Stangeland adds 25 Sany cranes

New Sany cranes in Havator and Crane Norway colours. Photo: Sany

Danish-owned crane rental group BMS Stangeland has added 15 mobile cranes from Chinese crane manufacturer Sany with a further 10 to follow.

The delivery to date was five units of 250 tonne capacity all terrain crane and ten units of rough terrain crane. Eight of the 15 were allocated to Crane Norway Group, with the remainder going to Havator AB in Sweden and Havator OY in Finland.

In another order Norwegian Sany dealer Seabrokers Heavy Machinery will supply ten hybrid 250 tonne capacity AT cranes in deliveries through the first quarter of 2026.

“This is a significant step in strengthening our presence throughout Scandinavia,” said Trond Helge Skretting, BMS Stangeland COO and head of Crane Norway Group. “These machines are of top quality and come equipped with advanced technical features that will be highly appreciated by our operators.”

Ken Yang, crane sales manager, Sany Northern Europe. Photo: Sany

Previous experience

BMS Stangeland’s first Sany cranes were a 200 tonne capacity lattice boom crawler crane and an 80 tonne telescopic boom crawler crane, up and running since January 2025.

“We’re extremely satisfied with their performance,” said Trond Helge Skretting. “Both the [Sany] factory and Seabrokers have provided outstanding service and support. Operational reliability is, of course, a key priority for us.”

Ken Yang, Sany northern Europe crane sales manager, commented, “For a long time have we listened to our customers and really taken their feedback to heart, and then of course back to the manufacturing facility. The demands from customers, in regard to doing some modifications to the cranes, vary in complexity but so far, we’ve been able to accommodate everyone. I believe this coupled with the fact that our cranes are, by industry standards, very smart investments from day one gives us a clear edge in the market.”

The 15 new Sany cranes lined up ready for delivery. Photo: Sany