At the end of May, SANY completed a bulk delivery of 15 cranes to key accounts, with the machines handed over to BMS Stangeland, the parent company of Crane Norway, and to Nordic lifting specialist Havator.
The delivered fleet includes the SANY SRE1100, a 110-ton rough terrain crane, and the SAC2500E, a 250-ton all-terrain crane, broadening the two customers' heavy-lifting capacity across the region.
The cranes are scheduled to arrive in Drammen in August, after which they will be deployed across Norway, Sweden, and Finland.
With the bulk delivery completed at the end of May and arrival in Drammen scheduled for August, the 15 SANY cranes are set to enter service across the three Scandinavian countries, supporting the lifting operations of leading regional crane rental companies.
Scandinavian rental companies buy cranes on duty-cycle life and parts availability as much as on lift charts. Mixed rough-terrain and all-terrain fleet orders of this size reflect growing trust from European crane hire firms, where uptime directly determines daily hire rates and fleet utilization.
