Zoomlion wins US$20 million crane order

Chinese manufacturer Zoomlion has won a significant order for cranes worth US$20 million. The agreement is with the crane distributor, Global Cranes. Uri Toudjarov, CEO of Global Cranes commented, “We are pleased to work with Zoomlion. The products cater to the Northern American market. I believe such cooperation will be a great success.”
January 6, 2017 Read time: 1 min
Zoomlion wins major crane order
Chinese manufacturer 1175 Zoomlion has won a significant order for cranes worth US$20 million. The agreement is with the crane distributor, Global Cranes. Uri Toudjarov, CEO of Global Cranes commented, “We are pleased to work with Zoomlion. The products cater to the Northern American market. I believe such cooperation will be a great success.”

At Conexpo, Zoomlion unveiled a broad range of new crawler cranes and a whole series of rough terrain cranes. The latter in particular are of particular importance to the Northern American market, where rough terrain cranes represent a significant business segment. These machines are designed with the latest technology and meet the requirements of various working conditions. Meanwhile the new ZCC1100 H crawler crane features brand new hydraulic control technology, offering versatility and high lifting performance.
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