Raimondi Cranes to exhibit at Bauma 2016

04 Apr 2016 Editorial Team

With a significant range of topless, luffing, hammerhead and self-erecting cranes, the Raimondi MRT189 topless tower crane has been chosen for showcase at Raimondi’s stand in Hall FS Stand n 1102/2. “The MRT189, available with a max jib of 65m in two versions with respective maximum capacities of 10000 kg and 8000 kg, is currently the best representation of Raimondi’s capacity for product innovation and can be installed in a city version -using a city tower section- or in a climbing version with both available for installation on an embedded element, a fixed cross base, or a travelling cross base. Simultaneously, the MRT189 meets customer needs in terms of fast and safe assembly, high reliability and easy maintenance, large load capacity, and straightforward user experience, positioning it at the top in the 200tm flat top cranes range,” explains Domenico Ciano, Technical Director, Raimondi Cranes. “Raimondi engineers designed the crane for increased safety during assembly and disassembly phases, adopting many technical solutions that enable a 20% reduction in the total time of upper part installation- also leading to a reduction of the number of operations executed at the high altitudes.”

Raimondi’s global partnership base of fine machinery purveyors -coming from multiple continents represented by dealers from a multitude of countries- will be onsite at the pivotal event to discuss Raimondi’s various construction sector solutions with potential clients from April 11-17, 2016. “Raimondi Cranes 2013 participation in Bauma led to solid sales and business development that later culminated in lasting customer relationships. We’re looking forward to an even more fruitful showing at Bauma 2016, and to welcoming our global partners onsite,” said Ahmed Alkhoshaibi, CEO, Raimondi Cranes.

Raimondi Cranes SpA, established in 1863, will be exhibiting at Bauma 2016 in Munich, Germany. Given the strategic importance of positioning at Bauma, the world’s leading event centered around machinery for construction, building, mining and lifting, Raimondi’s commitment to Bauma is also to connect with other companies in the construction industry. With cranes currently operational across a multitude of countries and jobsites globally, Ramondi’s presence at Bauma every three years serves to connect the leading crane manufacturer with construction sector professionals, and to reinforce the company’s dedication to the global lifting marketplace. With a significant range of topless, luffing, hammerhead and self-erecting cranes, the Raimondi MRT189 topless tower crane has been chosen for showcase at Raimondi’s stand in Hall FS Stand n 1102/2. “The MRT189, available with a max jib of 65m in two versions with respective maximum capacities of 10000 kg and 8000 kg, is currently the best representation of Raimondi’s capacity for product innovation and can be installed in a city version -using a city tower section- or in a climbing version with both available for installation on an embedded element, a fixed cross base, or a travelling cross base. Simultaneously, the MRT189 meets customer needs in terms of fast and safe assembly, high reliability and easy maintenance, large load capacity, and straightforward user experience, positioning it at the top in the 200tm flat top cranes range,” explains Domenico Ciano, Technical Director, Raimondi Cranes. “Raimondi engineers designed the crane for increased safety during assembly and disassembly phases, adopting many technical solutions that enable a 20% reduction in the total time of upper part installation- also leading to a reduction of the number of operations executed at the high altitudes.” Raimondi’s global partnership base of fine machinery purveyors -coming from multiple continents represented by dealers from a multitude of countries- will be onsite at the pivotal event to discuss Raimondi’s various construction sector solutions with potential clients from April 11-17, 2016. “Raimondi Cranes 2013 participation in Bauma led to solid sales and business development that later culminated in lasting customer relationships. We’re looking forward to an even more fruitful showing at Bauma 2016, and to welcoming our global partners onsite,” said Ahmed Alkhoshaibi, CEO, Raimondi Cranes.

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