Crane

Crane is a colloquial term for a lifting machine, and a crane is a type of lifting machinery that performs cyclic and intermittent movements. A working cycle includes: the grabbing device lifts the item from the pickup location, then moves horizontally to a designated location to lower the item, then reverses the motion to return the grabbing device to its original position for the next cycle. Examples include fixed rotary cranes, tower cranes, mobile cranes, tire cranes, and track cranes.

It is a multi-action lifting machinery that vertically lifts and horizontally transports heavy objects within a certain range. Also known as a crane, it belongs to material handling machinery. The working characteristic of a crane is intermittent motion, meaning that the corresponding mechanisms for actions such as picking up materials, moving, and unloading work alternately in one working cycle.

Cranes are widely used in places such as ports, workshops, power plants, and construction sites for lifting and transporting machinery. The term "crane" is a unified name for lifting machinery. Typically, the main types referred to as cranes are mobile cranes, crawler cranes, and tire cranes. The purpose of cranes is for hoisting equipment, emergency rescue, lifting, machinery, and rescue operations.

Product features:

1. Wide range of applications, simple structure, smooth transmission, labor-saving operation, easy to achieve automation control.

2. Suitable for complex road conditions such as swamps, riverbanks, deserts, paddy fields, tropical rainforests, snow, and ice.

3. Single-cylinder power system, low fuel consumption, can also use dual-cylinder, four-cylinder diesel engines.

4. High traction, good climbing and grip performance, strong transportation capability.

5. Small turning radius, flexible maneuverability, especially suitable for narrow spaces, reducing the cost of road construction.

6. Equipped with electric start, centralized handle, easy to operate.

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