Jib Length: 35m
Max Height:
Max Lift: 4,000 kg
- Height under the hook – 20.5 m – 30 m
- Lift capacity at 39,80m – 1400kg
- Crane with three-phase power 3~ 400 V 18KVA (50 Hz).
- Capacity kg 1400-4000 two fall reeving.
- Hoisting speed : 6,3 – 21 – 31 – 48 m/min
- Mechanical specifications and standard fittings
- Crane weight with axles, excluding counterweight, 19.830 kg.
- Modular design jib for various reach combinations as indicated in schematic.
- Automatic shock-absorbing buffers and far-end limit switch selector for immediate operation with folded jib.
- 15° jib inclination with climbing trolley and no specific limit
switching requirement. - Four-speed inverter-controlled hoisting.
- Three-speed inverter-controlled rotation.
Three-speed inverter-controlled trolley with adaptable third speed. - OMRON-YASKAWA inverters.
- Electrics and trolley advance motor reducer mounted at base for easy limit switch and load moment switch calibration.
- Three independent cylinder hydraulic erecting with 360° crane rotation and remote control.
- Hydraulic power pack, slewing ring and mechanisms in protective casing.
- EN 60204 standard electric equipment with overload
forewarning and warning and separate horn alarm. - Radio push-button control.
- Electrical equipment housed in stainless steel casing.
- Cabinet for push-button control and tools.
- Stabilisers with anti-skidding footboard.
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