Japan · founded 1919
Tadano: Japan’s crane leader, now with Demag
Tadano is one of the world’s largest mobile crane manufacturers, known for rough-terrain cranes and, since buying Faun and Demag, all-terrain cranes up to 1,200 tonnes.
- Headquarters
- Takamatsu, Kagawa, Japan
- Founded
- 1919
- Ownership
- Public (TSE: 6395)
- Acquisitions
- Faun (1990), Demag mobile cranes (2019)
- Official site
- www.tadano.com
Model guides
Tadano machines we cover
Mobile Cranes
Tadano models compared
3 models · click a column to sort
| Tadano AC 4.080-1 | Mobile crane | — | — |
| Tadano ATF 220G-5 | Mobile crane | — | — |
| Tadano GR-1000XL-4 | Mobile crane | — | — |
Masuo Tadano founded the company in 1919 as a welding business in Takamatsu, Japan. Tadano built Japan's first hydraulic truck crane in 1955 and became a world leader in rough-terrain cranes. In 1990 it acquired the German all-terrain crane maker Faun, and in 2019 it bought Demag mobile cranes from Terex.
Lineup
Rough-terrain cranes like the GR-1000XL-4, all-terrain cranes including the AC 4.080-1 and ATF 220G-5, truck cranes, crawler cranes and aerial platforms.
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