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Luna Specifications
Luna was a Spanish manufacturer of all-terrain cranes mounted on conventional trucks, mobile harbor cranes, front-end lift trucks, and reach stackers. IASA merged with... Show More
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Luna was a Spanish manufacturer of all-terrain cranes mounted on conventional trucks, mobile harbor cranes, front-end lift trucks, and reach stackers. IASA merged with Luna Cranes. IASA was a company started in 1957, manufacturing farm implements and other heavy machinery.
Based in Huesca, Spain, Luna was established through a merger with the agricultural machinery manufacturer IASA in the 1990s, during a global recession. While initially known for its popular 35-ton cranes, Luna Cranes also manufactured larger, heavy-duty mobile and all-terrain cranes for the Spanish army and construction companies.
Crane Specifications, Load Charts, and Crane Manuals are for *Reference Only* and are not to be used by the crane operator to operate any type of crane, telehandler, lift truck or aerial access device. To obtain OEM Crane Service, Crane Parts or Crane Maintenance Manuals, contact the crane and or lifting manufacturer directly.