Trio of Terex ATCs delivered to Moroccan market

By HeavyLiftPFI2012-01-13T00:00:00+00:00

January 13 - Three Terex AC 40 Optimax all terrain cranes have been delivered to customers in Morocco by Terex distributor Vemat. The AC 40 Optimax is a specially designed all-terrain crane for customers in North Africa.

The customers, Boygues, OCBM and Manuden, were given keys to the ATCs at a customer event ceremony.

"We're delighted our customers have seen the benefits of investing in a new crane specially designed to suit their localmarket," says Dominico Paduano, managing director, Vemat.

Since their delivery, the three new cranes havebeen put to work in a variety of applications. Manuden's unit has been servicing crane rental applications while OCBM has used its new crane on construction projects. The AC 40 Optimaxreceived by Boygues, has been working on the new Tangiers Port project.

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