Four PK superstructures with Palfinger cranes have been delivered to CEDIS (Montenegrin Electric Distribution System). The delivery includes three vehicles equipped with Palfinger PK 17.001 SLD1 cranes and 4200 mm platform, as well as one vehicle fitted with a Palfinger PK 4200 crane and a 3,100 mm platform. The three larger superstructures are mounted on Iveco ML150E25 trucks, while the smaller one is mounted on an Iveco Daily 35S12.

The Palfinger PK 17.001 SLD1 cranes feature three hydraulic extensions with a maximum reach of 10.4 meters. These cranes are radio-controlled and equipped with rotators, auger kits, and work baskets with a 250 kg capacity and 1,000 V insulation for electrical safety. Each flatbed includes two holders for transporting concrete poles.

The Palfinger PK 4200 crane mounted on the Iveco Daily also features three hydraulic extensions with a reach of 8.1 meters. It is also radio-controlled, which facilitates the use of the included 200 kg capacity work basket that can be mounted on the crane. The Iveco Daily is equipped with a steel body with aluminum side panels and internal dimensions of 3,100 x 2,000 x 400 mm.

CEDIS (Crnogorski elektrodistributivni sistem) is a subsidiary of Elektroprivreda Crne Gore, responsible for electricity distribution throughout Montenegro. The company is committed to ensuring a reliable and high-quality electricity supply, continuously investing in its grid, infrastructure, and equipment to improve network reliability and provide consistent service quality to all users. With over 1,300 employees, CEDIS is one of the key economic entities in Montenegro.