Swiss dealer and rental company Interkran already has ten of the 18 units ordered up and working. Photo: Raimondi

Dealer and rental company Interkran in Switzerland ordered 18 new tower cranes from Italy-based manufacturer Raimondi.

The order comprises seven units of MRT159, five MRT189s, one MRT234 and five MRT294s. All are flat top models.

Interkran has been a Raimondi dealer for more than 20 years and the first ten machines from the order are already delivered and erected on two residential construction sites in north east Switzerland. These are two of the 16 tonne MRT294s, all seven of the MRT159-8t models and the MRT234.

blue Raimondi tower cranes on site in Switzerland Raimondi tower cranes owned by Interkran which has a fleet of around 250 units. Photo: Raimondi

Reinforced support

Commenting on his latest order Antonio Teixeira, Interkran general manager, said, “We are reinforcing the company’s ability to support construction projects across the Swiss market by continuing to invest in our fleet with several new Raimondi cranes.”

Interkran has around 250 Raimondi cranes in its rental fleet.

“We selected these specific models due to their lifting capacities, operational versatility, significant load charts, and ease of installation; key characteristics required to support a diverse range of complex applications across the country,” Teixeira continued.

For his part Luigi Maggioni, Raimondi group CEO, said, “The collaboration between Raimondi Cranes and Interkran continues to reflect a shared focus on performance, reliability, and long-term growth within the European heavy lifting industry.”

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