Marchetti's new Trio 0E fully battery-electric city type wheeled mobile crane Marchetti’s new Trio 0E fully battery-electric city type wheeled mobile crane. Image: Marchetti

New from the Italian mobile crane manufacturer is another fully battery-electric crane. The Trio 0E is a 15 tonne capacity mini rough terrain type city crane. The five section telescopic boom extends to 19.1 metres (15 metres for pick and carry duty).

It will lift 4 tonnes to the maximum height of 21 metres. At 18 metres radius the capacity is 400 kg. In pick and carry mode the suspension locks automatically, the maximum load is 5.5 tonnes and it can travel at up to 5 km/h.

Power is from two 230 Ah lithium iron polymer batteries. Its road travel range is 100 km and for crane operation it is designed to complete an eight hour shift. 

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Capacity of the new Marchetti Trio 0E is 15 tonnes Capacity of the new Trio 0E is 15 tonnes. Image: Marchetti

Designed for manoeuvrability and easy access to confined spaces, the Trio 0E is 2 metres wide by 6.1 metres long and 2.9 metres tall when travelling. There is 4 wheel drive and steering on both axles. The turning circle is 9 metres and its centre pivot type suspension on both axles moves a total of 16 degrees.

The crane’s all up weight is 14 tonnes and it has continuous slewing.

An interesting feature is the floating boom head which can be pinned at 0, 30, and 60 degrees. Its cabin can be tilted by up to 20 degrees to give a better view of the load.

See the new crane on the Marchetti stand FS.1004/14 at the Bauma exhibition in Munich, Germany, from 7 to 13 April.

Marchetti showed a fully battery-electric telescopic boom crawler crane at the Intermat trade show in 2024. It was the 25 tonne capacity CW 25,35 HY Sherpina. Two years earlier it showed hybrid diesel-electric and diesel versions with and without batteries.

For regular updates on what will be new at the Bauma trade show bookmark our rolling news story.

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