Polish rental company Petrolift has purchased 21 new Grove four to six axle All Terrain cranes.
The first few cranes in the order have already arrived and will be used to install wind turbines and work on a petrochemical plant project.
(L-R) Brian Regan, and Aaron Ravenscroft of Grove/Manitowoc with Robert Baran of Petrolift, together with Thomas Steuer and David Semple of Grove/Manitowoc
The company currently owns more than 40 All Terrains and was the first company in Poland to own multiple 300 tonne GMK6300L-1’s.
Petrolift chief executive Robert Baran said: “We love the GMK6300L-1. It’s extremely reliable and powerful, and a proven best in class machine. Now we’re at a stage where we need to expand our offerings; it was natural to turn to Grove and we are looking forward to seeing the advantages and versatility of our new models paying off on jobsites across Europe.”
A 300 tonne GMK6300L-1 in operation
Manitowoc chief executive Aaron Ravenscroft added: “It’s great to see such a loyal customer expanding its partnership with us. Our product reliability and top notch customer support have crafted this opportunity, and we look forward to seeing the new Grove cranes at work.”
Petrolift is owned by the Baran family and managed by Robert Baran and his father Jan. It runs its crane fleet of All Terrains and crawlers up to a 1,200 tonne lattice crawler, from a recently opened facility in Gdańsk, Poland, with further locations in Kraków, Gdynia, Pomorskie, Swinoujscie, Warsaw, Szczecin, Płock and Debica, Poland. The company offers a wide range of logistical services, with a strong track record in the power plant, port handling and wind industries.
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