Polish crane services provider Dźwigi Pazoła Sp.k. has added a Liebherr LTM 1300-6.3 to its fleet, enhancing its ability to handle more complex lifting tasks.
The 300-tonne (t), six-axle crane stands out for its 90-metre (m) telescopic boom, which is the longest in its class while still being road-legal with a 12t axle load.
The new crane will be used in industries like petrochemicals, wind energy, and tower crane construction, where demand is growing.
Robert Pazoła, the company’s owner, emphasised that the longer boom and high lifting capacity will improve efficiency by allowing heavier loads to be lifted from greater distances.
Pazoła has been working with Liebherr for more than a decade, with 90 per cent of its 35-crane fleet sourced from the German manufacturer.
Pazola said the company’s experience with Liebherr equipment, both for the board of directors and the operators, has been positive throughout.
“We firmly believe that our investment in the LTM 1300-6.3 will further strengthen our company and help us to meet our customers’ high expectations,” he said.
With this addition, Pazoła aims to expand its services and take on more challenging projects in Poland’s growing industrial and construction sectors.