Formally known as the Demag AC 55-3 All Terrain, this model is now branded as a Tadano AC 3.055-1 and provides outstanding reach with a 164' (50 m) main telescopic with a single lift cylinder all in a compact 3-axle all-terrain crane.

Introduced earlier in 2017, the Demag AC 55-3 is a cutting-edge three-axle all-terrain crane that has now entered serial production. This model, along with the AC 60-3, boasts a 50-meter main boom, which is standard for both cranes. The AC 55-3 is designed to be a compact yet powerful option for various lifting tasks.

See load chart, specs, capacity, size and other technical data for Demag AC 55-3 crane manufactured between 2014 - 2021 - see the specifications on LECTURA Specs.

With its 50-meter-long telescopic main boom, the new Demag AC 55-3 far outperforms all other cranes in its class. This enables it to take care of a large number of lifts without the need for an extension – something that cannot be said for its “classmates” and that eliminates additional setup and transportation costs.

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The name Demag stands for quality in the industry. And that goes for the new Demag AC 55-3: The crane had to prove its reliability and ability to perform under tough conditions time and time again in field tests before it was allowed to bear its name.

The Demag AC 55-3 is a 55 tonne capacity mobile crane with a main boom length and system length of 50m. This crane was previously branded as the Terex Challenger 3160. The model comes in two expanded polystyrene trays held together by a picture sleeve which has a photo of the real machine. There were no missing parts or defects on the review model.

The Demag AC 55 City crane is a compact yet powerful mobile crane with a 55-ton capacity, designed specifically for urban construction environments where space is limited. This crane features a 40.2-meter boom that achieves a maximum tip height of 58 meters, allowing for significant lifting heights and radii.