COPMA is CPS Group's line of heavy-duty articulated (knuckle-boom) loader cranes, from compact models to the flagship COPMA 7500, used in construction, marine, utility, recovery, and military logistics.

What makes COPMA cranes different?

COPMA cranes use a hydraulic architecture with fewer diverter valves than typical competitors, so less pump energy is lost to heat, so more power reaches the boom and the crane sustains a higher duty cycle, with a simpler, field-repairable design.

PESCI is CPS Group's brand of marine and offshore lifting cranes.

Does CPS Group offer crane autonomy?

Yes. Our OVERRIDE drive-by-wire technology brings electronic and remote control to COPMA, PESCI and CPS cranes, available across the whole range for both civil and defense applications.

How do I get pricing, parts, or a quote?

Contact CPS service or an authorized CPS / COPMA dealer through the website.

How big is the COPMA 1000?

It is a knuckle-boom loader crane in the 100 tonne-metre class.

Why is the COPMA 1000 so popular?

It balances heavy-lift capacity with high reach and road-legal compactness, so one crane covers most jobs.

What attachments does the COPMA 1000 take?

The boom end is built ready for attachments such as grapple saws, winches, hooks and work baskets.

Where can I buy a COPMA 1000?

Through the CPS Group dealer network. See copma.ai to find the right configuration and a dealer near you.

Why the COPMA 1000 is one of the most popular knuckle-boom cranes in 2026

Why the COPMA 1000 is one of the most popular knuckle-boom cranes in 2026Across COPMA's 2026 range, one model keeps coming up on order sheets and job sites: the COPMA 1000. A 100 tonne-metre knuckle-boom loader crane, it sits in the sweet spot where capacity, reach and road-legal compactness meet, which is exactly what most operators are looking for.The 100 tonne-metre sweet spotAt around 100 tonne-metres, the COPMA 1000 is powerful enough for heavy precast, steel, construction and industrial lifts, yet compact enough to mount on a standard truck and travel without special arrangements. That balance is why it suits so many fleets: one crane that covers the majority of jobs, instead of a machine that is too small for the hard lifts or too big for the road.Reach and configurationIn configurations such as the 1000.8J6, with eight boom extensions and a six-extension jib, the 1000 reaches high and far while keeping control of the load close in, where capacity is greatest. The boom end is built ready for attachments, so the same crane can run grapple saws, winches, hooks and work baskets.Technology and supportThe 1000 benefits from COPMA's work on stability control and drive-by-wire, giving operators precision and safety on demanding sites. Built in Italy and supported through the CPS Group dealer network, it is backed by parts and service worldwide, which matters as much as the spec sheet when a crane has to earn its keep.See the COPMA 1000Explore the COPMA 1000 and the full range, or find a dealer near you, at copma.ai.