Heavy Duty Crane

The Heavy-Duty Mobile Rough-Terrain Crane is a self-propelled lifting machine designed for heavy material handling, equipment installation, construction, oil & gas, industrial, mining, port and infrastructure operations. Its telescopic boom provides extended lifting reach while the hydraulic outrigger system provides stability during lifting operations.

The configuration shown is representative of a rough-terrain/mobile crane. Exact capacity and dimensions depend on the specific make and model. XCMG, for example, offers rough-terrain cranes ranging from approximately 25-ton to 120-ton classes, with telescopic boom configurations extending to 50 m or more.

Technical Specifications

Parameter Specification

Equipment Type Rough-Terrain / Mobile Hydraulic Crane

Application Heavy Lifting & Material Handling

Crane Configuration Telescopic Boom

Lifting Capacity Model dependent; typically available in 25–120+ tonne classes

Boom Type Hydraulic telescopic boom

Boom Length Model dependent; approximately 32–50 m on representative models

Jib Optional lattice or extension jib, depending on configuration

Hydraulic System High-pressure hydraulic lifting, luffing, telescoping and outrigger systems

Outriggers Hydraulic outriggers for lifting stability

Winch System Main hoisting winch with wire rope and hook block

Hook Block Heavy-duty multi-sheave hook block

Slewing System Hydraulic-powered 360° upper-structure rotation

Drive Configuration Commonly 4×4×4 on rough-terrain configurations

Operator Cabin Enclosed crane operator cab

Power Source Diesel engine

Transmission Automatic/hydraulic transmission depending on model

Terrain Capability Designed for construction sites and uneven/off-road working environments

Commercial Availability Sale / Lease — subject to unit availability