Seretis Cranes has completed a new COPMA 530 with a 6+6 JIP configuration, a full build mounted on a MAN truck in Greece. The result is one of the larger loader cranes in the COPMA range, set up and delivered by a dealer that does the whole job in house.
This 530 runs six hydraulic extensions on the main boom and a six-extension jib, the JIP. That combination is about reach: it lets the crane place a load high up or far out from the truck, and work over obstacles a shorter boom cannot clear. On a knuckle-boom loader crane the boom also folds compactly behind the cab when it is not working, so the same machine that reaches a long way still travels within the truck's footprint.
Seretis Cranes built and mounted this 530 in full, from the crane and its jib to the subframe, stabilisers and body on the MAN chassis. Doing the whole installation in house means the hydraulics, controls and stability system are set up as one package, and the customer has a single point of contact for the build and for service afterwards in Greece.
The 530 sits in the upper part of the COPMA loader-crane range, above the compact and mid-size models and below the heaviest cranes such as the COPMA 1000 and 7500. With a long 6+6 reach it suits construction supply, materials handling, prefabricated and modular building work, and any job where the load has to be placed accurately at height or at distance rather than simply lifted off the bed.
COPMA cranes are sold, built and supported across Greece through dealers like Seretis Cranes, part of the wider COPMA and PESCI network under CPS Group. To find the right model for your work, or a dealer near you, visit copma.ai.
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