Global highlights new RT cranes

Global Cranes Sales, in partnership with Zoomlion, has sold four Zoomlion RT55 rough terrain cranes to Ser Global, Brazil’s main foreign trade company. To express its high level of satisfaction with the new Zoomlion RT55 cranes, Ser Global held an open house to publicly display the four units. Zoomlion RT cranes are said to meet the tallest expectations for engineering and design, and five models are available, with lifting capacities ranging from 35-100tonnes.
April 23, 2013 Read time: 1 min
Global Cranes Sales has sold four Zoomlion RT55 rough terrain cranes to Ser Global
Global Cranes Sales, in partnership with 1175 Zoomlion, has sold four Zoomlion RT55 rough terrain cranes to Ser Global, Brazil’s main foreign trade company.

To express its high level of satisfaction with the new Zoomlion RT55 cranes, Ser Global held an open house to publicly display the four units.

Zoomlion RT cranes are said to meet the tallest expectations for engineering and design, and five models are available, with lifting capacities ranging from 35-100tonnes.

Ser Global is based in Brazil and partners with clients to streamline its international operations. The company focuses on optimising imports and exports, logistics and the financing needs of its clients.

7119 Global Crane Sales, in partnership with Zoomlion, offers full lines of rough terrain and crawler cranes that meet ANSI and CE standards.

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