New Cranes

Liebherr’s new flagship heavy lift crawler crane is taking shape at the Ehingen factory in Germany. The first unit of the 3,000 tonne capacity lattice boom crawler crane is being assembled.

The international Bauma construction equipment exhibition, in Munich, Germany, the success of this event marks a turnaround for this industry.

The Ultra View cab offers a standardized environment and space. One of the key design changes is the relocation of the electrical control panel to a dedicated space outside and behind the cab. Relocating the electrical components frees up space allowing room for a small table,

Jaso has launched an 18 tonne capacity luffing jib tower crane designed for compact construction sites. The J280PA has a 3 tonne capacity at the maximum 60 m jib and represents a move to smaller, yet strong tower cranes at bauma.

UK based crane rental company Bronzeshield Lifting has taken delivery of a new 500 tonne Liebherr LTM 1500-8.1 All Terrain crane.

Belgian based international lifting specialist Sarens is launching a 3,250 tonne 120,000 tonne/metre heavy lift crane of its own design, the SGC 120. It can handle a massive 600 tonnes at 100 metres radius.

The new Liebherr 81 K fast-erecting crane Liebherr is introducing the 81 K at the 2010 ‘Bauma’ trade fair, a brand-new fast-erecting crane of entirely new design, with the highest…

The 620HR can be mounted on a four-axle 32 ton truck and is equipped with a five section main boom plus three section telescopic jib, which is controlled by an electronic management system

Sennebogen will introduce a new 70 tonne telescopic crawler crane at Bauma 2010, IC can reveal.

The available working space around the supporting structure of the boiler is very constricted and as a result there is very little room for crawler or telescopic cranes.