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Kooiker & Russcher Bouwkranen purchases 12 new Terex self-erecting cranes for Netherlands operations

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  • Kooiker & Russcher Bouwkranen expands its fleet with 12 new Terex self-erecting cranes, including models CBR 21, 24, 28, and 32.

  • The cranes support a range of residential and general construction projects across the Netherlands, featuring jib lengths from 21 to 32 meters and lifting capacities up to 4 tons.

  • Initial customer feedback praises the cranes for strong lifting performance, compact footprint, and rapid, user-friendly erection.

  • This order marks the start of a direct partnership between Terex Tower Cranes (part of Raimondi) and Kooiker & Russcher, aiming to enhance lifting solutions in the Dutch market.

 

  • Netherland-based crane specialist builds on existing fleet with 12 new Terex self-erecting crane models

  • Several new models are already supporting residential construction projects across the country

  • Initial customers feedback highlights strong lifting performances, easy of erection and compact outrigger footprint

Terex Tower Cranes, now part of Raimondi, today announced the sale of 12 new self-erecting cranes to Netherlands-based Kooiker & Russcher Bouwkranen.

A first for the Terex self-erecting business division under Raimondi, the transaction marks a fresh direct-to-client relationship catering to the Dutch construction market widely considered a major economic engine.

Raimondi crane in Netherland<br>IMAGE SOURCE: Raimondi Cranes

The new order includes seven CBR 24s, three CBR 28s, one CBR 21, and one CBR 32 crane, building on the company’s existing fleet and substantial nationwide footprint.

Based in Staphorst, Kooiker & Russcher Bouwkranen is a well-established crane specialist with extensive experience in supporting residential, commercial, and industrial construction projects. Backed by a dedicated in-house service team, the homegrown company has earned its strong reputation for technical expertise, versatile lifting solutions, and responsive customer support.

“We were looking for reliable, easy-to-transport cranes with strong lifting performance and rapid deployment capabilities,” said Martijn Heesakkers, Sales Manager New Tower Cranes at Kooiker & Russcher Bouwkranen. “The Terex self-erecting crane range combines compact dimensions, fast erection times, user-friendly operation, and proven reliability, making it an excellent fit for the needs of our customers.”

Raimondi-Terex crane in Netherland<br>IMAGE SOURCE: Raimondi Cranes

Several of the newly acquired models have already been delivered to customers across the Netherlands. With jib lengths ranging from 21m to 32m and maximum lifting capacity of 4t, the delivered machines are supporting a wide variety of residential and general construction projects.

“The first feedback from our valued client, Kooiker & Russcher, and their respected customers has been extremely encouraging, reinforcing our confidence in this new collaboration,” said Paolo di Gianbattista, Sales Manager, Terex TC.

“The technical expertise of Kooiker, its customer-focused approach, and the company’s established presence in the Dutch market make them an excellent partner. We look forward to building on this momentum together and continuing to deliver efficient lifting solutions to customers across the Netherlands,” di Gianbattista concluded.

Raimondi-Terex crane<br>IMAGE SOURCE: Raimondi Cranes

Designed for fast deployment and efficient operation, the Terex self-erecting crane range is well suited for the evolving needs of today´s small to medium construction sites, particularly in renovation and residential applications where space and productivity are key.

Kooiker & Russcher´s first order lays the foundation for a long-term collaboration with the Raimondi Group’s self-erecting division, strengthening the availability of innovative lifting solutions across the Dutch market.

Source: Raimondi Cranes

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