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Avantages des grues araignées dans l'industrie de la construction

As urban environment across the world continues to expand, the construction industry is facing new challenges in the job sites particularly in areas where space will be very minimal. Grues araignées are fast becoming a natural solution to these increasingly complex construction challenges. Grue araignée is becoming popular across the world since it can crawl into smaller space for heavy lifting where large cranes cannot access.  More multifaceted than average sized crane, spider-cranes are capable of tackling the most challenging environments like slopes, stairs and tight, confined spaces.

There are many advantages for using these cranes and a few are listed below.

• Health and safety features

You can be confident that the health and safety features of grues araignées will come with some of the most intelligent functions on the market. Grues araignées come with a variety of safety features that can include a Lift-Smart Advanced Safety System, outrigger interlocks. This is to ensure that the crane’s chassis is stable prior to any lifting operations. The safe load indicator is installed to prevent the crane from lifting outside of its working envelope. Work area limitation is standard on cranes fitted with a safe load indicator.

• Reduce site disruption, save time and money

Grues araignées are small by size and weight compared to other heavy cranes. Therefore, it helps to reduce the site disruptions by saving time and money if it has to be transported from one place to another place. The compact design of the spider crane will mean that fewer measures are needed to be put in place in preparation for the delivery. Of course, this will also depends on the nature of the site and the project at hand.

• Confined spaces

This is one of most major benefits. Because the space occupied by the spider crane is very small, it can perform the most sensitive and complex work. It’s clear to see why these mini yet mighty crawler cranes are some of the most popular on the market today. They can often provide the solution to the challenging lifting problem in a smaller space which is almost impossible by a traditional crane.

• Rough land

Spider cranes are often used on uneven surfaces. It is capable of performing some of the most proficient lifting projects on the most challenging terrains. Crawler design enables the crane to run normally on rugged terrain. Their outriggers are designed to stabilize the crane when working on uneven surfaces.

• Carrying Heavy Loads

The smallest spider cranes carry less half a tonne due to its size. While some models  can carry weight as heavy as 4 tons. Spider cranes can carry the weight which will be more than its weight. This makes it possible for two units to raise them to another floor or lower each other to the basement.