Another important field is covered by the hydraulic telescopic cranes and Ormig have made available such type towards the end of '60 years. This concept is today referred to many cranes available in the market.

The first model which came out was the 210tg, 20 tonnes capacity with 3-sections telescopic boom having 22 m length.
Afterwards, the production covered cranes starting from 20 up to 80 tonnes capacity and, among them, the model 50tgB had a great success thanks to its remarkable performances.

It was towards middle of '70 years that Guido Testore had the idea of a vehicle able to travel easly either on road or off-road. That was the start of the today's well known concept of all terrain.
Besides the above important capability, the AT cranes offer the "all-wheel drive" in order to move in every type of working site or road.
Models produced were: 20tt, 2Ofs, 28tt, 30tt and 35tt with capacities from 20 to 35 tonnes.

The operating requirements were becoming more specific and Ormig study was addressed to a crane having 360 degrees rotation, equipped with two cabs, one for the carrier and the other one for the upperstructure.
The upperstructure cab was equipped with full central controls which allowed one operator only to carry out the crane work and the travel. Thanks to such design, the cranes became easy driven and assured operating cost-savings. Ormig has been the first cranes' manufacturer to offer such solution.
The first model, the .40ttv, met a great interest as, besides the remarkably appreciated lifting capacities, 45 tonnes max, 2.5-m-width carrier and 8.4m-length only on 3 axles at all-wheel drive, it could move on road at high speed.
Afterwards, cranes with 30 and 70 tonnes capacity have been produced and widely used in the pre-fabricated sector.

Today the AT range is very important for Ormig and many different capacity cranes are available.
The main features of these cranes are: high lifting capability, reduced overall dimensions and great reliability for a long life coming from a skilled study and project development carried out in the own plants.