Tadano
AC 4.100L-1
Tadano 4-axle all-terrain crane — 100 t capacity, 59.4 m main boom, 2.55 m compact carrier width.
- Max capacity
- 100 t
- Main boom
- 12 – 59.4 m
- Boom extension
- 1.5 m / 3 m / 10 – 27 m
- Max tip height
- 84 m
Partner Manufacturer
Tadano Ltd.
Mobile cranes, lifting equipment and digital lifting solutions
Takamatsu, Kagawa, Japan
Founded 1948
Japan
Company Overview
Tadano is one of Japan's leading manufacturers of lifting equipment and cranes. It designs advanced lifting solutions including all-terrain cranes, rough-terrain cranes, truck-mounted cranes, crawler cranes and other mobile lifting equipment used on construction sites, in ports and in energy infrastructure.
Company History
Founded in 1948, Tadano developed Japan's first hydraulic truck crane in 1955 and has since become a global crane manufacturer with a strong focus on safety, quality and technological development.
Areas of Expertise
- All-terrain cranes
- Rough-terrain cranes
- Truck-mounted cranes
- Crawler cranes
- Loader cranes
- Aerial work platforms
Industries Served
- Infrastructure and civil works
- Energy and utilities
- Ports and shipyards
- Industrial plants
- Wind-power installation
- Emergency response
Product Categories
All-Terrain Cranes
Multi-axle cranes combining road mobility with off-road capability.
Rough-Terrain Cranes
Compact cranes for tight construction sites.
Truck-Mounted Cranes
Cranes on commercial truck chassis for rapid deployment.
Crawler Cranes
Lattice-boom crawlers for heavy lifts and long-duration jobs.
Technology & Innovation
Tadano's engineering philosophy centres on safety, reliability and precision. Features such as HELLO-DATA telematics, Asymmetric Outrigger Monitoring and the Lift Adjuster stability control reflect a continuous investment in operator-assist systems and lifecycle support.
Equipment Catalog
Tadano machinery lines
25 models across 8 categories. Illustrative specs — confirm with RENTEK.
All Terrain Cranes
Multi-axle cranes combining road mobility with off-road capability, 40–500 t+.
Tadano
AC 5.250-2
250-tonne five-axle all-terrain crane with a 70 m main boom, 115 m maximum tip height and Mercedes-Benz power; IC-1 Plus and Surround View standard.
- Class
- All-terrain crane
- Maximum capacity
- 250 t
- Main boom
- 13.4 – 70 m
- Boom extension
- 1.6 m / 5.8 – 42 m
Tadano
AC 5.250L-2
250-tonne five-axle all-terrain crane with 79 m main boom, Mercedes-Benz Stage V power and IC-1 Plus control.
- Class
- All-terrain crane
- Maximum capacity
- 250 t
- Main boom
- 13.5 – 79 m
- Boom extension
- 1.6 m / 5.8 – 30 m
Rough Terrain Cranes
GR series for tight, off-road jobsites — 35–160 t.
Tadano
GR-550XL-3
Tadano GR-550XL-3 — ~55-tonne class rough-terrain crane in Tadano's GR-XL line; verify current availability against the live Tadano RT crane range.
- Type
- Rough-terrain crane
- Range
- Tadano GR-XL
- Capacity class
- ~55 t (metric)
Tadano
GR-750XL-3
Tadano GR-750XL-3 — ~75-tonne class rough-terrain crane in Tadano's GR-XL line; verify exact regional variant against the live Tadano RT range.
- Type
- Rough-terrain crane
- Range
- Tadano GR-XL
- Capacity class
- ~75 t (metric)
Tadano
GR-800XL-4
72.6-tonne (80 US-ton class) rough-terrain crane with a 12.0–47.0 m main boom, 10.1 / 17.7 m boom extensions and 64.4 m maximum tip height on a 2-axle 4×4×4 carrier.
- Product class
- Rough-terrain crane
- Capacity class
- 72.6 t (80 US ton class)
- Main boom
- 12.0 – 47.0 m
- Boom extension
- 10.1 m / 17.7 m
Tadano
GR-1000XL-3 / -4
Tadano GR-1000XL-3 / -4 — reference record for the earlier rough-terrain crane generations of roughly the 100-tonne class. On the current Tadano site this line is continued by the GR-1000EX-4.
- Type
- Rough-terrain crane (multi-generation reference page)
- Covered generations
- GR-1000XL-3 and GR-1000XL-4
- Current successor on Tadano site
- GR-1000EX-4
Tadano
GR-1300XL-4
118.0 t (130 US ton class) rough-terrain crane with a 12.2–56.0 m six-section main boom, Cummins power and 4 × 4 × 4 drive.
- Class
- Rough-terrain crane
- Capacity
- 118.0 t (130 US ton class)
- Main boom
- 12.2 – 56.0 m, six sections
- Boom extension
- 10.3 m / 18.0 m
Tadano
GR-1450EX
Tadano GR-1450EX — ~145-tonne class rough-terrain crane in Tadano's GR-EX range, targeting large industrial and infrastructure RT lifts.
- Type
- Rough-terrain crane
- Range
- Tadano GR-EX
- Capacity class
- ~145 t (metric)
Tadano
EVOLT eGR-1000XLL-1
Tadano EVOLT eGR-1000XLL-1 — fully battery-electric rough-terrain crane in the ~100 t class under Tadano's EVOLT electric sub-brand.
- Type
- Fully battery-electric rough-terrain crane
- Sub-brand
- Tadano EVOLT
- Capacity class
- ~100 t (metric)
- Distinction
- Separate model from diesel GR-1000XLL / GR-1000XLL-1
Tadano
GR-1000EX-4
Tadano GR-1000EX-4 — ~100-tonne class rough-terrain crane in Tadano's GR-EX range for the North American / global market.
- Type
- Rough-terrain crane
- Range
- Tadano GR-EX
- Capacity class
- ~100 t (metric)
- Chassis
- Two-axle rough-terrain, four outriggers, single cab
Tadano
GR-300EX
Tadano GR-300EX — ~30-tonne class rough-terrain crane in Tadano's GR-EX range for compact and confined jobsites.
- Type
- Rough-terrain crane
- Range
- Tadano GR-EX
- Capacity class
- ~30 t (metric)
Tadano
GR-500EXL
51-tonne rough-terrain crane with an 11.1–42.0 m main boom, boom-and-jib lifting height up to 56.0 m and Mitsubishi power.
- Class
- Rough-terrain crane
- Capacity
- 51 t
- Main boom
- 11.1 – 42.0 m
- Boom extension
- 8.0 m / 12.7 m
Truck Cranes
Truck-mounted cranes that combine road mobility with lifting capability for construction and infrastructure work.
Tadano
GT-750EL
Tadano GT-750EL — ~75-tonne class truck-mounted crane in Tadano's GT truck-crane line; carrier/chassis data is chassis-specific.
- Type
- Truck-mounted crane
- Range
- Tadano GT truck cranes
- Capacity class
- ~75 t (metric)
Tadano
GTC-1200
Tadano GTC-1200 — ~120-tonne class telescopic-boom crawler crane in Tadano's GTC series.
- Type
- Telescopic-boom crawler crane
- Series
- Tadano GTC
- Capacity class
- ~120 t (metric)
Tadano
GTC-2000
Tadano GTC-2000 — ~200-tonne class telescopic-boom crawler crane in Tadano's GTC series, the large end of the range.
- Type
- Telescopic-boom crawler crane
- Series
- Tadano GTC
- Capacity class
- ~200 t (metric)
Telescopic Boom Crawler Cranes
Crawler cranes with telescopic booms for lifting where stability, mobility on site and flexible reach are required.
Tadano
ATF 400G-6
Tadano ATF 400G-6 — 400-tonne class all-terrain (AT) crane originally from the Demag/Tadano AT lineage; verify current availability before quoting.
- Type
- All-terrain (AT) crane
- Capacity class
- 400 t (metric)
- Lineage
- Demag/Tadano ATF line
- Status
- Verify current availability on official Tadano ATF product page
Tadano
GTC-600-2
Tadano GTC-600-2 — ~60-tonne class telescopic-boom crawler crane in Tadano's GTC series, at the compact end of the range.
- Type
- Telescopic-boom crawler crane
- Series
- Tadano GTC (second-generation ‑2)
- Capacity class
- ~60 t (metric)
Lattice Boom Crawler Cranes
Crawler cranes with lattice booms for heavy lifting and long-reach applications.
Tadano
CC Series
Tadano CC Series — family/category page for Tadano's lattice-boom crawler cranes covering the current CC lineup (heavy industrial and wind lifts).
- Category
- Lattice-boom crawler cranes
- Published exact model
- CC 78.1250-1
Tadano
CC 78.1250-1
Tadano CC 78.1250-1 — ~1,250 t (metric) lattice-boom crawler crane; declared successor to the CC 68.1250-1 in the Tadano CC Series.
- Type
- Lattice-boom crawler crane
- Series
- Tadano CC Series
- Capacity class
- ~1,250 t (metric) maximum lift
Pick & Carry Cranes (Valla)
Compact Pick & Carry cranes designed to lift a load and travel with it within a worksite.
Tadano
Valla Series
Tadano Valla Series — family/category page for Valla compact pick-and-carry cranes (Tadano group).
- Brand
- Valla (Tadano group)
- Category
- Compact pick-and-carry industrial cranes
Truck Loader Cranes & AWPs
Truck loader cranes and mobile elevating work platforms for material handling and work at height.
Tadano
Loader Cranes & Aerial Work Platforms
Tadano Loader Cranes & Aerial Work Platforms — combined navigation/overview record; consolidation into two separate category pages is recommended.
- Families covered
- Loader cranes; Aerial work platforms
- Consolidation recommendation
- Split into two dedicated category pages
Tadano
PM Knuckle Boom (Articulating) Cranes
Tadano PM Knuckle Boom Cranes — family/category page for PM-branded truck-mounted articulating knuckle-boom cranes.
- Brand
- PM (Tadano group)
- Category
- Truck-mounted articulating knuckle-boom cranes
Tadano
Hydraulic Aerial Work Platforms (MEWPs)
This is the Tadano Hydraulic MEWPs (Mobile Elevating Work Platforms / aerial work platforms) family/category page.
- Category
- Aerial Work Platforms (hydraulic MEWPs)
- Coverage
- Truck- and crawler-mounted hydraulic platforms
Electrification & Zero-Emission
EVOLT sub-brand and e-Pack electrohydraulic systems for zero-emission crane operation.
Tadano
e-Pack Electrohydraulic System
Tadano e-Pack — auxiliary electrohydraulic power pack (system, not a crane) that lets a compatible diesel Tadano crane operate on grid power at the jobsite.
- Type
- Auxiliary electrohydraulic power pack (system, not a crane)
- Purpose
- Grid-powered lifting instead of running the crane's diesel engine
- Benefits
- Reduced noise, local emissions and fuel consumption
- Compatibility
- Only with Tadano-supported crane models — confirm on official documentation
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Product Catalogue
Company Timeline
- 1919Masuo Tadano starts a welding business in Hokkaido.
- 1948Tadano Iron Works Co., Ltd. is established in Takamatsu.
- 1955Tadano introduces the OC-2 hydraulic truck crane.
- 1960Tadano exports its first hydraulic cranes to Indonesia.
- 1961Creation, Contribution and Cooperation are defined as the corporate philosophy.
- 1963Tadano introduces the TM loader-crane series.
- 1970Tadano introduces the TR-150 hydraulic rough-terrain crane.
- 1973Tadano establishes its first overseas subsidiary in the Netherlands.
- 1983Tadano introduces its first aerial work platforms.
- 1989Tadano Iron Works changes its name to Tadano Ltd.
- 1990Tadano acquires Faun GmbH.
- 1991Tadano begins the Moai Statue Restoration Project on Easter Island.
- 1993Tadano America Corporation is established in Texas.
- 2008Tadano acquires SpanDeck, later Tadano Mantis.
- 2019Tadano acquires the Demag Mobile Cranes business.
- 2019Tadano marks 100 years from the 1919 business origin.
- 2023Tadano introduces the EVOLT eGR-250N for Japan.
- 2024Tadano acquires Nagano Industry, now Tadano Utilities.
- 2024Tadano introduces the EVOLT eGR-1000XLL-1 for the US and Canada.
- 2025Tadano completes the acquisition of Manitex International.
- 2025Tadano acquires IHI Transport Machinery’s transportation-system business.
- 2025Tadano begins unifying former Manitex-related products under the Tadano brand.
- 2026Corporate profile lists 5,997 consolidated employees and 17 production sites.
Global Presence
Headquarters: Takamatsu, Kagawa, Japan
Manufacturing in Japan, Germany and the US, with sales and service partners worldwide.
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