Proschwitz expands Terex crane fleet

Terex CTT 172 flat top tower crane. Photo: Terex

Hamburg, Germany-based Proschwitz added five new Terex flat top cranes to its rental fleet.

The order includes: the 10 tonne CTT 202-10 with 65 metre boom and 2.3 tonne tip load; the 8 tonne CTT 172-8 with 65 metre maximum boom and 1.7 tonne tip load; and the 150 tonne-metre CTT 152-6, a six tonner with 60 metre maximum boom and 1.9 tonne tip load introduced in February 2024.

All the new cranes have the Italian manufacturer’s latest electronic systems for precise control, operating data and to simplify setup for a shorter installation time.

Enhanced offer

With the new cranes Proschwitz said it will be able to take on more complicated projects and increase productivity on site. Commenting on the deal Detlev Proschwitz said, “We are proud to strengthen our fleet with additional top level cranes from Terex, which have been designed in close co-operation according to the needs of our customers. High performance and reliability is the key factor for our success on the job site.”

For his part Nicola Castenetto, Terex Tower Cranes sales leader responsible for the German market, commented, “We are proud to support Proschwitz in their continued growth and success. This milestone marks another chapter in our enduring partnership with Proschwitz, and we look forward to many more years of collaboration and mutual success.”

Proschwitz has a Terex rental fleet of self erecting, city flat top and conventional saddle jib towers. It offers new and used Terex cranes for sale. Also available are concrete mixing plants and silos. The company and rental fleet was set up in 1985 by Wolf-Dieter Proschwitz who started out in 1962 as a crane and concrete plant service technician. It now has more than 20 employees.