Titschkus & Wittrock, Herrmann & Wittrock, and Kaiser & Wittrock has already been using two Demag AC 250-5 cranes in the North German location Stuhr and in the Bavarian city of Hof, and has now ordered two more of these units.

The Wittrock Group — Titschkus & Wittrock, Herrmann & Wittrock, and Kaiser & Wittrock — is adding more Demag units to its fleet. The nationwide crane service provider has already been using two Demag AC 250-5 cranes in the North German location Stuhr and in the Bavarian city of Hof, and has now ordered two more of these units.

“The two cranes will be delivered later this year,” said Terex Cranes Area Sales Manager Dennis Würdemann, who was in charge of the sales negotiations with General Manager Marcus Wittrock. When asked why his company has ordered four units of the same crane model, Marcus Wittrock said: “It's simple: There is no other crane in this capacity class that can meet our needs better than the Demag AC 250-5. And the price/performance ratio is just perfect.”

For more information about the Wittrock Group, visit www.wittrock-gruppe.de.

For more information about Terex, visit www.Terex.com.

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