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Spierings Kranen

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Spierings Kranen
IndustryMachine
Founded1987
FoundersLeo Spierings
Tiny Spierings
HeadquartersOss, Netherlands
ProductsMobile Cranes
Websitewww.spieringscranes.com/en/

Spierings Kranen is a Dutch manufacturer of large mobile cranes.

The company is based in Oss in southern Netherland. It was founded by Leo Spierings and his wife Tiny in 1987. As of 2023, all cranes are made in Oss.[1]

In 2003 they introduced the SK 1265-AT6, nicknamed Mighty Tiny. It was characterized as the biggest truck-mounted crane, and was dedicated to the memory of co-founder Tiny Spierings who died in 2001.[2] The 350th was delivered in 2023.[1]

Around 2019 the company introduced eLift, allowing the operator to choose pure electric lifting or diesel-based lifting.[3]

In 2023 they announced an end to diesel-only powered cranes, only making hybrid or purely electric (eDrive) cranes.[4]

Models as of 2026

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  • 3-axle: SK487-AT3 "City Boy" eDrive (7 tons). All electric.
  • 4-axle: SK597-AT4 eLift (7 tons)
  • 5 or 6-axle: SK1265-AT5 (or AT6) "Mighty Tiny" eLift (10 tons)
  • beltdriven: SK2400-R eLift (18 tons)
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References

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  1. 1 2 "20 jaar Mighty Tiny: levering van de 350ste SK1265-AT6".
  2. ↑ "Spierings launches his biggest model yet", Cranes Today, 13 January 2003
  3. ↑ "Sustainable lifting goes further with the eLift". Spierings Cranes.
  4. ↑ "Spierings Mobile Cranes discontinues conventional diesel cranes". Spierings Cranes. 2 March 2023.