We offer worldwide tower crane rental for construction projects of every scale, from mid-rise blocks to multi-year high-rise builds. Whether you need a hammerhead crane for a long horizontal jib, a luffing crane (also called a luffer) for a confined city plot, or a self-erecting crane that sets up in hours, we ship the right type from Rotterdam.

You can rent a tower crane for:

• high-rise construction with hook heights of 60 metres and above;
• mid-rise residential and commercial builds;
• confined urban sites with limited slewing space;
• long-duration infrastructure or industrial projects;
• replacement during another crane’s repair or relocation.

We rent on a dry hire basis. The crane arrives ready and your team handles erection, operation and dismantling, so tower crane hire stays straightforward.

A tower crane is a tall, fixed crane on a vertical mast, used to lift building materials high up on a construction site. The mast is modular, so the crane can be tied into the building and climbed as the structure rises.

At the top sits a slewing unit that rotates the jib through 360 degrees. The jib is either horizontal (hammerhead and flat top), able to luff up and down (luffing jib), or unfolded from a compact base (self-erecting). Well-known brands include Liebherr and Potain.

Lattice boom cranes come in two main configurations. The lattice boom crawler crane runs on tracks and is the workhorse for the heaviest, longest lifts. The all-terrain lattice boom crane sits on a wheeled chassis, which makes it road-legal and faster to move between sites.

Both types can be configured with a luffing jib, derrick mast and superlift to extend reach and capacity for project cargo.