A crawler crane is a type of crane that is mounted on a set of tracks, or “crawlers,” instead of wheels. This track-based system allows the crane to move across rough, uneven, or soft ground with great stability and without the need for additional support or outriggers. Crawler cranes are especially useful in construction, heavy lifting, and industrial projects where the terrain is difficult, such as in quarries, mines, or off-road construction sites.

Key Features of a Crawler Crane:

1. Crawler Tracks: These are heavy-duty, continuous tracks (like those on a bulldozer or tank) that provide superior stability and traction on challenging surfaces. The tracks help distribute the crane’s weight evenly, reducing the risk of sinking into soft ground or becoming unbalanced.
2. Mobility: Unlike stationary cranes, crawler cranes can move across the job site, though they are slower than cranes mounted on wheels. They are designed for travel on uneven terrain, unlike wheeled cranes, which may need to be transported via trailers to different locations.
3. Lifting Capacity and Reach: Crawler cranes come in various sizes and lifting capacities, from smaller models lifting a few tons to large models capable of lifting hundreds of tons. They are often used to lift heavy, bulky loads at great heights or over long distances.
4. Stability: The wide base provided by the crawlers makes them extremely stable during lifting operations. This stability is crucial for handling heavy loads or operating in environments where the ground may not be level or firm.
5. Versatility: Many crawler cranes have a telescoping boom (extendable arm) or jib (a horizontal arm) to allow for greater flexibility in reaching higher or further areas.

Common Uses of Crawler Cranes:

• Construction: Crawler cranes are used on construction sites to lift heavy materials such as steel beams, concrete panels, and machinery. Their stability makes them ideal for lifting loads in areas where other cranes may be unstable or unable to operate.
• Offshore Oil and Gas: These cranes are frequently used for lifting heavy equipment on offshore oil platforms or in maritime environments, where ground conditions may be unpredictable.
• Mining and Quarrying: Crawler cranes help move large amounts of earth, machinery, or materials in rough terrains like quarries, mines, or construction sites with challenging ground conditions.
• Heavy Industry: They are also used in industrial settings, such as moving massive machinery in factories or refineries.

Energy Type: Diesel

Capacity: 41900 – 122470 KG