Autovictor Adds Tadano AC 6.300-1

Italian lifting expert Autovictor has expanded its fleet with the addition of a new Tadano AC 6.300-1 all terrain crane, ordered during bauma 2025 in Munich. The move further strengthens the company’s partnership with Tadano and highlights its dedication to…

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Autovictor Adds Tadano AC 6.300-1
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Italian lifting expert Autovictor has expanded its fleet with the addition of a new Tadano AC 6.300-1 all terrain crane, ordered during bauma 2025 in Munich. The move further strengthens the company’s partnership with Tadano and highlights its dedication to operating a modern, high-performance fleet tailored to today’s demanding lifting needs.

Known for its compact design and powerful capabilities, the six-axle AC 6.300-1 is the most compact in its class to feature a luffing jib. With an 80-meter main boom, impressive lifting capacities, and quick rigging times, the crane is perfectly suited to the complex and time-sensitive projects Autovictor regularly undertakes across Italy.

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From left to right: Alessandro Gino (COO, Autovictor) – Davide Camperi (Business Leader, Tadano Italy) – Gabriele Scandolo (Technical Director, Autovictor).

“Our projects often involve tight spaces and strict schedules,” said Alessandro Gino, Chief Operating Officer at Autovictor. “The AC 6.300-1 delivers exactly what we need – flexibility, efficiency, and strong performance, especially in confined job sites.”

Tadano’s Italian Business Leader, Davide Camperi, expressed appreciation for the order, noting: “We value the continued trust Autovictor places in Tadano. Their decision to choose the AC 6.300-1 at bauma shows a clear recognition of the crane’s real-world capabilities.”

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