Pictured L to R: Jenny Rosenblatt (Terex Cranes); Detlef Urban (Urban); Sybille Urban (Urban); Enrico Schwarz (Urban); Wilfried Wecker (Urban); Torsten Hanke (Terex Cranes); Rüdiger Westphal (Urban).

When it comes to mobile cranes, the people at Urban swear by the quality they have come to expect from Zweibrücken. In fact, every single one of the mobile cranes in the Wittenförden-based crane service provider's fleet is a Terex or Demag product, and the company's most recent acquisition continues this tradition: In September, Technical Director Enrico Schwarz took delivery of a Demag AC 100-4L, making it the 12th crane of this make to be owned by the company. The unit was handed over to the Urban delegation by Terex Cranes Sales Managers Jenny Rosenblatt and Torsten Hanke in Zweibrücken.

Schwarz explained his company's preference for the cranes from Zweibrücken: “The quality of Demag cranes is reflected in every single detail of their design and engineering. In fact, you can see that right away when you realize that Demag paints all individual parts before assembly instead of waiting until they are all put together.”

The new AC 100-4L, which comes with a backup camera, won the crane service provider over with its combination of a compact design and a long main boom.

“This makes the crane an extremely versatile unit that we can use for a very broad range of jobs, including industrial assembly and infrastructure projects,” said Schwarz, who not only values the quality of Demag cranes, but also his company's long-standing excellent relationship with the manufacturer's sales and service staff and the excellent support they provide.

For more information, visit www.terex.com.

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