Potain Hup 40-30
Jib Length: 40m
Max Height:
Max Lift: 4,000 kg
- Versatile Crane Configurations: The new crane technology allows for up to 16 different configurations, enhancing lifting capabilities. It includes a telescopic mast with two heights, three jib positions, and various setups, including options for a removed or folding jib tip.
- Advanced Lifting and Slewing Technologies: Incorporates High Performance Lifting™ (HPL™) technology, enabling the use of the highest operational speeds while maintaining maximum load capacity. High Performance Slewing (HPS) offers exceptional control during load slewing.
- Efficient Space Utilisation: Innovative technology facilitates crane unfolding in tight spaces. The jib extends over the top to save space underneath when operating near buildings. The Hup 40-30 maintains compact transport dimensions, up to 10 m (32 ft) in height, with a hook height over 40 m (131 ft) when the jib is fully raised, ensuring superior site reach.
- Remote Control Operation: Features 100% remote-controlled erection and piloting for secure and convenient operation. Operators can choose from three profiles: High Precision, Standard, and Dynamic, using a full-color screen with jog dial navigation.
- Economical and Efficient Telescopic Design: The telescopic self-erecting crane offers excellent ROI, with easy and quick erection and dismantling. The Hup 40-30’s compact design, measuring 14 m (45 ft) when folded, is perfect for confined spaces and includes seamless transport logistics without extra masts, leading to cost savings. It’s compatible with Igo transport axles.
- Smart Set-up Software: This exclusive Potain software provides an intuitive interface for crane setup. It simplifies the folding and unfolding process with clear, step-by-step instructions on the control screen and includes an integrated diagnostics tool for maintenance, complete with warning indicators.
Self-erecting tower cranes represent a significant advancement in construction technology, offering unparalleled efficiency and flexibility on building sites.
These cranes are designed to be quickly assembled and dismantled, making them suitable for projects with tight deadlines or limited space.
Unlike traditional cranes, which require a significant workforce and time for installation, self-erecting tower cranes can be operational in hours. This feature is especially beneficial in urban environments or for short-term projects.
They typically operate on electric power, ensuring quieter operation with reduced emissions, making them more environmentally friendly than diesel-powered alternatives.
With their ability to be remotely operated and relatively compact footprint, self-erecting tower cranes are ideal for many applications, from residential building projects to smaller commercial constructions.
Their versatility and ease of use have made them famous in the modern construction industry.