self erecting cranes

Mantis presented its new 36.10 self-erecting tower crane at April’s Intermat exhibition in Paris.

The site will establish certain criteria to be used in order to determine a “reportable and major” repair that will allow tracking of critical components.

The CPA’s Tim Watson said this means unsupported tower cranes can generally be built higher and the amount of ballast in the base can be decreased.

17 tower cranes and up to 800 site personnel work in two-shift operations.

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As self erectors catch up with city cranes in height and capacity, knowing the jobsite logistics will help determine the right crane for the application

“We have doubled the effective use of our job site space and have not needed the off-site staging yard. This crane is one of the best values we have ever spent money on”.