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Characteristics and Industry Applications of Spider Cranes

As spider cranes become more and more important in the process of modern production and infrastructure construction, there are spider cranes everywhere in construction sites, communities, railway hubs, industrial and mining enterprises and so on, where they are responsible for tasks such as material handling and equipment installation. It is widely used in narrow places where large cranes cannot enter and deploy.

Spider crane product features:

1. Compact body and hydraulic travel

2. Safety design can prevent incorrect operation

3. Adapt to rugged outdoor venues

4. Pentagonal telescopic boom

5. The remote control device is energy-saving and durable

6. Torque limiter to prevent overload operation

7. Functions such as climbing, loading and unloading heavy objects, lifting, and position adjustment‍

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Because of its small size and light weight, the spider crane can complete small-load lifting work outdoors, indoors, and on the roof. It can hoist building materials from the ground and replace larger cranes or some tower cranes. This can shorten the construction period and reduce costs.

Even in tight spaces, the spider crane can play an important role with its four supporting legs. By making full use of the effective working radius, you can work in a limited space to avoid obstacles (such as power lines), and you can also achieve safe lifting work. It is most suitable for working in narrow locations that cannot be accessed by larger cranes. Also, spider cranes can be placed on roofs and lift materials from the ground. Shorter construction cycles and cost reductions can be achieved. The spider crane can be easily raised and lowered to the roof via a tower crane or elevator.

In power stations and substations where power lines are spread throughout, digitally controlled working range limiting prevents the boom from connecting to power lines, so lifting work can be carried out safely. In the past, maintenance personnel could only use manual poles or scaffolding for installation. These methods required many workers and carried high construction safety risks. By using a spider crane to operate in narrower and non-hardened sites, the number of workers is reduced by half, and the safety and efficiency of operations are significantly improved.