Uses of truck-mounted cranes
The core positioning of the truck-type crane is a "mobile lifting and transport station with its own off-road attributes", which integrates hoisting, transportation and off-road operations and is specially designed for complex road conditions.
Dismantling of core functions
• Hoisting and Lifting (Core):It is equipped with a hydraulic telescopic boom (commonly 3-12 tons), which supports 360° rotation, luffing and telescopicity, and can complete the lifting and translation of goods; it comes standard with auxiliary hook and winch functions, and cooperates with a balance valve and hydraulic lock to improve hoisting accuracy and safety.
• Off-road access:It has a four-wheel drive chassis, front and rear drive, and a high-power diesel engine. It has strong climbing ability and can adapt to non-paved roads such as mountains, river beaches, swamps, and farmland. It can also turn flexibly in narrow venues.
• Transport Load:It has its own cargo compartment and a large load capacity. It can directly transport building materials, seedlings, equipment and other materials. Some models support self-unloading function and unloading is efficient.
• Multi-scene adaptation:It can be equipped with grabbers, hanging baskets, drilling tools and other attachments to cover the needs of garden tree removal, street light installation, power erection, construction site loading and unloading, emergency rescue and disaster relief, etc.
Key Configurations and Advantages
• Structural Reinforcement:The high-strength steel frame and reinforced boom beam provide high durability; the hydraulic system is equipped with heat dissipation and safety locks, with a low failure rate.
• Easy to operate:Centralized handle control supports electric start and air brake, making it quick to use and low in maintenance costs.
It is an "all-rounder" that can run, hoist, and pull. It is far more efficient than traditional equipment under non-standard road conditions and is suitable for outdoor operations and mobile construction scenarios.