TRANSGRÚAS VISITS BAUMA MUNICH 2025: INNOVATION, TECHNOLOGY, AND PARTNERSHIPS SHAPING THE FUTURE

From April 7 to 13, our sales, technical, and marketing teams traveled to Munich to attend Bauma 2025, one of the most important international gatherings for the construction and industrial machinery sector. There, we visited the stands of our main suppliers: Fassi, Jekko, JMG Cranes, Almac, Maxilift, and De Angelis, who took the opportunity to present important technological and product innovations.

Fassi reaffirmed its commitment to constant evolution, celebrating its 60th anniversary with a strong commitment to the most advanced technology. The expansion of the TECHNO range, along with the presence of Marrel and Cranab, and an area dedicated to the JOiiNT Lab for robotics and artificial intelligence, shows us the way to an increasingly connected, efficient, and versatile knuckle boom crane.

Jekko surprised everyone with a complete overhaul of its range of fully electrified minicranes and robots, and with new solutions such as the JCX80, a telescopic crawler crane that combines power and maneuverability. It also presented its first truck-mounted crane model, the TRX32, and its J-LINK remote management system, a key tool for monitoring and optimizing the machine fleet.

JMG Cranes demonstrated its leadership in the field of electric pick & carry cranes with an increasingly powerful, compact, and adaptable range. We were able to see in detail models such as the MC650, with a revolutionary counterweight system, or the MC130S, designed for heavy-duty loads in demanding industrial environments.

De Angelis, for its part, presented new semi-trailer transport solutions that stand out for their precision engineering, innovative steering systems, and telescopic chassis, offering maximum safety and adaptability for transporting special machinery.

Maxilift also presented its new products for 2025: the M650, the brand's largest-capacity crane, with continuous rotation, multifunction control, 5 extensions, and a 500 kg load capacity. On the other hand, we have the M420, which comes in electro-hydraulic and electric versions, 5 extensions, 360º rotation, and also features a multifunction control.

Finally, Almacrawler continues to evolve its range of multi-loaders and compact mini-cranes with offerings that stand out for their stability, intelligent design, and ease of use in confined spaces. Its new M-CRANE 1030 RT ELC model, without stabilizers, and the evolution of the ML3.0 RT multi-loader with new accessories reinforce its market position.

Our visit to Bauma was a key opportunity to strengthen relationships, gain an in-depth understanding of the latest innovations, and continue to foster our vision for the future: smarter, more efficient, and sustainable machinery.