A truck crane (truck crane transporter) is a device that relies on hydraulic lifting and telescopic devices to transport goods, usually installed on a truck. It consists of a truck chassis, a carriage, a power take-off device and a lifting machinery, and is widely used in the lifting and transportation of infrastructure materials such as municipal construction, coal mining projects, and landscaping.
Performance characteristics Operational flexibility: The truck crane can be operated left and right, can rotate 360 degrees forward and backward, and can also rotate in all directions to adapt to various working environments.
Lifting capacity: The lifting capacity of a truck crane is usually in the range of 5 to 100 tons, and the specific value depends on its rated lifting weight and the length of the boom. For example, common truck crane tonnages include 2 tons, 3.2 tons, 5 tons, 6.3 tons, 8 tons, 10 tons, 12 tons, 16 tons and 20 tons.
Safety performance: The truck crane must follow the safe load regulations during operation. Overloading will cause damage to the vehicle and equipment, and even cause safety accidents. For example, an 8-ton crane with a maximum load capacity overloaded by 130% can cause safety hazards.