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XCMG delivers four all-terrain cranes to Sarens
XCMG Machinery Co has delivered four additional all-terrain cranes to Sarens Group, one of the world’s leading providers of heavy lifting, engineered transport, and crane rental services. The new delivery includes three units of the XCA250G7-1E 250t all-terrain crane and one unit of the XCA130_E 130t all-terrain crane, all of which will be deployed across Sarens’ European operations.
These latest orders follow the successful delivery of the first XCA250G7-1E to Sarens during Bauma Munich 2025. The outstanding performance, reliability, and operational efficiency demonstrated by that first crane in demanding lifting applications led directly to Sarens’ decision to further expand its XCMG fleet.
The XCA250G7-1E, XCMG’s latest-generation five-axle 250t all-terrain crane, features a 76m seven-section main boom. Combined with 10 to 45m lattice extensions, it achieves an impressive maximum tip height of 114.5m, making it an ideal solution for a wide variety of heavy lifting applications, supporting wind turbine installation, bridge construction, petrochemical projects, tower crane dismantling, urban construction, building renovation, and supporting the assembly and disassembly of large crawler cranes.
Developed specifically for the European market, the XCA250G7-1E incorporates advanced technologies including six steering modes, a 22t counterweight capacity for efficient on-site transfer, intelligent variable outrigger support, wireless remote control, and telescopic load chart functionality, delivering outstanding flexibility, safety, and productivity on complex job sites.
The delivery also marks another important milestone with the addition of the XCA130_E, the first XCMG all-terrain crane specifically developed for the European market. The crane is the result of a joint engineering project between XCMG China and the XCMG European Research Centre GmbH in Krefeld, Germany, combining XCMG’s global engineering expertise with European customer requirements and regulatory standards.
The XCA130_E features a 72m six-section main boom which, when combined with 11 to 18.5m lattice extensions, achieves a maximum tip height of 92.5m. Designed to deliver exceptional lifting performance while maintaining outstanding roadability and operational efficiency, the crane is ideally suited for infrastructure projects, industrial maintenance, energy sector applications, and general construction throughout Europe.










