Australian pick and carry crane manufacturer Franna will feature the AT24 US at CONEXPO-CON/AGG 2026, marking the first time the model has appeared at the show.
The AT24 US was launched in the US market in late 2023 and was recently shown at Utility Expo. Franna will now present the crane to a wider audience at CONEXPO-CON/AGG, held at the Las Vegas Convention Centre from March 3–7. The crane will be displayed on the Terex booth, SV2357.
The AT24 US includes a range of technologies aimed at improving safety for operators, people on the ground and the surrounding worksite. Features include overload protection, Franna’s Dynamic Load Moment Indicator, an external emergency stop and an ergonomically designed cabin to support operator comfort during long shifts.
The crane also offers intelligent functions to improve precision and control on site. These include automatic counterweight detection, operator-defined height limits, maximum working radius settings, front axle weight monitoring, rigging limits and real-time feedback on the percentage of rated capacity. These systems deliver consistent performance and agility across a wide range of lifting applications.
Franna in North America
Franna’s appearance at CONEXPO highlights its continued focus on the North American market. The company expands its product offering and customer support network by joining the local line-up with the AT24 US, FR19 US, and AT44 US. Parts supply and aftersales support are provided through the Terex facility in Louisville, giving customers access to service expertise and genuine parts.
Visitors to the stand will also be able to meet Kevin Aabel, Business Development Manager for Franna in North America.
“Showcasing the AT24 US at ConExpo gives us a chance to highlight its real-world capability,” Kevin said. “I’m looking forward to speaking with visitors about how Franna’s pick-and-carry design can support the lifting demands they see every day across North America.”
Franna has invited attendees to visit booth SV2357 to learn more about the AT24 US and discuss lifting requirements with the team.