Terex Demag AC 40 City Cranes for Sale and Rent

Terex Demag AC 40 City Specifications

The $215 million sale of Terex Corp.’s Demag Mobile Crane business has been completed. The business was purchased by Tadano a Japan-based global crane ... Show More
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Terex (Demag) now Tadano AC 40 City Class AT Crane

Terex (Demag) now Tadano AC 40 City Class AT Crane For Sale

Location Montgomery, Texas US
1312 miles
Make Terex Demag
Model AC 40 City
Tons 45.00
Year 2012

Price On Request

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This fleet-owned Terex Demag AC 40 City, now supported by Tadano, is a compact, versatile all-terrain crane known for quick setup on confined urban job sites. The maximum lifting capacity is 45 Ust and is designed for one-man crane operation, purpose-built for efficient performance in a variety of lifting applications, especially where space is limited.   CONTACT US for current hours, miles, and availability. 

Terex Demag AC 40 City

(Cranes, Hoists & Material Handlers : All Terrain Cranes)

Terex Demag AC 40 City Specifications Terex Demag AC 40 City Specifications Terex Demag AC 40 City Specifications Terex Demag AC 40 City Specifications

The $215 million sale of Terex Corp.’s Demag Mobile Crane business has been completed.

The business was purchased by Tadano a Japan-based global crane company.

Terex said the deal is another step toward improving profitably and becoming more focused. The company also recently completed the sale of its boom truck, truck crane and crossover product lines to Load King

Tadano said the deal brings together two of the top names in the lifting equipment industry and expands the company’s penetration, adds lattice boom crawler cranes to its product lineup and expands its capacity range for all-terrain cranes. Tadano says it now has 80 models of lifting equipment, also including rough-terrain cranes, telescopic boom crawler cranes and truck cranes.

Demag will be a subsidiary of the Tadano Group under the name Tadano Demag. Jens Ennen of Germany will be its CEO. Ennen joined Tadano in May as executive vice president after working since 1991 for Manitowoc in Germany.