Grove - The Best Hydraulic Cranes Manufacturer

Grove has been into the manufacturing business of different types of lifting equipment for almost 70 years. Founded by John Grove and Wayne Nicarry in Shady Grove, Pennsylvania, the company has become one of the leading manufacturers of mobile hydraulic cranes in the world. Grove cranes have earned reputation for return on investment, powerful performance and reliable lifting solution. From all the incredible innovations, the world's first slewing rough terrain crane and trapezoidal boom crane designed and manufactured by Grove deserved to be mentioned the most, both in the late 1960s. Also, the company was the first to become an international multi-facility crane manufacturer and received the ISO 9001 quality assurance certification.


Grove has been rewarded in many occasion, which only confirms the wide reputation of the company and its cranes. Cranes are a vital part of many industries today, as they are used for lifting, moving and lowering large and heavy loads. Fixed or mobile, there are many classifications of the cranes and lots of manufacturers. However, Grove is manufacturing a complete range of mobile hydraulic Grove cranes, with capacity ranging from 15 to 550 tonnes. The company offers several types of mobile cranes: truck-mounted, rough terrain, all terrain and industrial cranes. In addition to these Grove cranes, the leader of mobile hydraulic cranes offers a plenty of specialized types of cranes, such as customized military cranes for armies.

Grove rough terrain cranes are definitely the most commonly used cranes by the company, offering a plenty of benefits over other rough terrain cranes. Equipped with latest smart technologies and the industry leading performance, these Grove cranes are the best choice for increased productivity and efficiency. The cabs of Grove rough terrain cranes are exceptional and feature a lot of glass on all sides, providing a great view of the loads. With these cranes, operators can remain in the cab for lengthy shifts without problems.



The company has sold over 50,000 Grove cranes across the world. But since 2002, Grove rights belong to Manitowoc Cranes, along with three other brands of cranes and two service brands. Manitowoc Cranes is producing an extensive line of cranes to meet the various needs of the construction industry. From tower cranes to mobile telescopic cranes for heavy-duty tasks, Manitowoc Cranes offers a solution for each specific criteria. One of the newest Grove cranes is an industrial crane with a 21.6-m four-section boom, introduced at the International Construction and Utility Equipment Expo.