Another batch of SANY cranes lands with a Saudi rental house working on Aramco projects
A further batch of SANY cranes has been delivered to a major Saudi rental company serving Aramco projects, taking its SANY fleet to 75 machines spread across rough terrain and all-terrain classes.
Seventy-five machines and counting
SANY has delivered another batch of cranes to one of the larger rental companies in Saudi Arabia, a fleet working on Aramco projects. With the latest machines in place the customer now runs 75 SANY cranes.
The fleet spans six capacity classes: 90-tonne and 110-tonne rough terrain cranes, and all-terrain cranes at 110, 160, 250 and 300 tonnes. That mix is typical of oil and gas maintenance and construction work, where rough terrains stay on plant for long periods and the all-terrains cover shorter-notice jobs and move between sites.
SANY has not named the rental company or given the size of the latest batch.
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