Empire Crane named Tadano distributor

By Hannah SundermeyerJanuary 19, 2021

Empire Crane Company, headquartered in Syracuse, NY, has been appointed as an authorized distributor for Tadano cranes in the northeastern United States.

Empire Crane Company is now an authorized distributor of Tadano all terrain cranes and rough terrain cranes in the northeastern United States.

Empire Crane is a long-time authorized distributor of Demag and Mantis cranes. The company decided to expand this partnership following the Tadano Group’s acquisition of Demag Mobile Cranes in August 2019 and is now an authorized distributor of Tadano all terrain cranes and rough terrain cranes in New Jersey, New Hampshire, Vermont, Maine and New York, excluding metro New York and surrounding counties.

“For years and years we’ve been involved with the Tadano corporation through the Tadano Mantis Tele-crawlers,” said Luke Lonergan, CEO and vice president, Empire Crane Company. “As we start off 2021, it’s a privilege to now be able to sell the whole product line in our territory. When I pull into work each morning and see the Tadano logo at the top of our company sign, it makes me so proud that we represent the leading crane manufacturer for the northeast part of the United States.”

“Paul and Luke Lonergan are staples of the crane industry and have fueled its growth in the northeastern United States,” said Tadano America Corporation Vice President of Sales Ken Butz.

“Empire Crane has been a successful distributor with the Tadano Mantis hydraulic tele-crawlers as well as a top-performing Demag mobile crane distributor for many years, and we are excited to expand our relationship with them,” he continued. “Their depth of experience in the crane industry and commitment to customer service excellence will add a great amount of value to Tadano products in the markets that they serve.”

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