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.

A French specialist in hydraulics, pneumatics, automation, industrial electricity and bodywork, and a partner in complete lifting and industrial solutions.

Why does crane integration matter?

A crane matched properly to the truck chassis, bodywork, hydraulics and controls is safer, more stable and easier to maintain.

What does CPS Group provide?

COPMA knuckle-boom cranes, engineered in Italy, delivered and supported through its dealer and partner network.

Where can I get a COPMA crane?

Through the CPS Group network. See copma.ai to find a dealer or partner near you.

A COPMA crane is one part of a complete industrial build

A COPMA crane is one part of a complete industrial buildA knuckle-boom crane is rarely the whole job. Mounting one on a truck means a chassis, bodywork, hydraulics and the lifting equipment all have to work together as a single, road-legal machine. That is where COPMA's place in a wider network of specialists matters.The crane is one part of a complete buildPartners such as Groupe RFH in France, specialists in hydraulics, pneumatics, automation, industrial electricity and bodywork, show how a COPMA crane fits into a complete industrial solution. The crane does the lifting, and the build around it, the subframe, the body, the hydraulic and electrical integration, turns it into a finished working vehicle.Why integration mattersFor an operator, a crane that is well integrated into its truck is safer, more stable and easier to maintain. Matching the crane to the chassis and bodywork, with properly engineered hydraulics and controls, is what separates a reliable working machine from a collection of parts. COPMA designs its cranes to be bodied and integrated cleanly, which is why dealers and bodybuilders across Europe choose them.Built in Italy, delivered completeCOPMA cranes are engineered and built in Italy and delivered through the CPS Group network, working alongside specialist partners to put complete, ready-to-work machines on the road. Thanks to Groupe RFH for highlighting the collaboration. Explore the range at copma.ai.