95T - GROVE GMK 509

Five-axle all-terrain crane with flexible reach

Crane Type

Mobile Crane

Manufacturer

Grove

Max Capacity 95T

Max Boom Length 60m

Max Lifting Height m

Full Outrigger Span (L x W) 7.800m x 7.499m

Transport Dimensions (L x W x H) 13.476m x 2.754m x 3.865m

Full Track Span (L x W) m x m

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Crane Overview

Lifting Capability

Flexible all-terrain lifting for busy and demanding sites

The Grove GMK 5095 is a capable all-terrain crane designed for projects that require dependable lifting performance, strong road mobility and efficient positioning on site. It is well suited to construction, infrastructure, industrial installation and general lifting work where reach, manoeuvrability and reliable set-up are important.

Boom Technology
Seven-section TWIN-LOCK™ boom

Extension Options
10/17m swingaway and 22m lattice extension

Carrier Mobility
10 x 6 x 10 drive/steer with MEGATRAK®

This crane is a practical choice for projects where a five-axle all-terrain unit can support access, positioning and lifting efficiency across varied working environments. Its independent hydropneumatic suspension, multi-axle steering and crabbing capability help the crane manoeuvre confidently on busy or restricted sites.

With flexible jib configurations, ECOS control, CAN-BUS integration, electronic load moment monitoring and independent anti-two block protection, the GMK 5095 gives lift planners a strong balance of reach, control and site flexibility. It is especially useful where contractors need a reliable crane for changing site layouts, structural lifting and planned industrial works.

Best suited for

Commercial construction and general site lifting
Steel frame erection and structural installation work
Industrial plant installation and machinery handling
Infrastructure, bridge and civil engineering projects
Sites requiring all-terrain access and controlled positioning
Projects needing flexible jib and extension configurations

Important: final lifting duties depend on the approved load chart, ground conditions, boom configuration, working radius, wind speed, hook block, slings and other rigging. Crane selection should always be confirmed through a project-specific lift plan.