Demag AC 200 Cranes for Sale and Rent

Demag AC 200 Specifications

The original Demag AC 200 All Terrain Mobile Crane was produced by Demag Mobile Cranes GmbH, which features a US capacity of 240 USt tons and a maximum telescopic boom... Show More
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Demag AC 200-1 240-Ton All Terrain MobileCrane

Demag AC 200-1 240-Ton All Terrain MobileCrane For Sale

Location Duluth, Georgia US
1943 miles
Make Demag
Model AC 200
Tons 240.00
Year 2004

Price On Request

by Crane Dude

2004 DEMAG AC200-1 200 Metric Ton All Terrain Crane With Following Working Spec:  - 40.7ft to 222.4ft (68m)  hydraulic boom with 1 base section and 6 telescopic sections - 29.5ft to 55.8ft swing away jib with extension - Maximum 100m system length using 33m extendable swing away jib - Most compact and agile 5-axle crane  - Most compact working area outrigger base and tail radius - Maximum 85 km/h travel speed for carrier without boom - Two winches - Upper has DaimlerChrysler OM906LA 6-cylinder DSL engine (231HP) - Lower has DaimlerChrysler OM502LA 8-Cylinder DSL engine (530HP)  - ZF AS-Tronic, electronically automated transmission with automatic clutch, 16-speeds...

Demag AC 200

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

Demag AC 200 Specifications Demag AC 200 Specifications

The original Demag AC 200 All Terrain Mobile Crane was produced by Demag Mobile Cranes GmbH, which features a US capacity of 240 USt tons and a maximum telescopic boom length of over 222 feet, ultimately extending to 330 feet with the jib.  It comes as a 5- or 6-axle carrier.  This is a very compact AT crane. The AC 200 also features speed-dependent rear axle steering, which increases stability and maneuverability, and incorporates Demag’s advanced IC-1 LCD touchscreen crane control system. Axle arrangements may vary per different worldwide regulations.

Terex Demag produced the AC 200-1, which added new features and upgrades over the previous model. Now, Demag is owned by Tadano, and they orginally rebranded to produce the Demag AC 220-5, which has improved crane capacity and a revised lift chart, which is now known as the Tadano AC 5.220-1

Tadano acquired the Terex Corporation’s Demag Mobile Crane division business in 2019. This strategic move added Demag’s lattice-boom crawler cranes and all-terrain cranes to Tadano's portfolio, aimed at positioning the company as a global leader in the lifting industry. Terex acquired the Demag mobile crane division in 2002,  known as Demag Mobile Cranes GmbH.