Xitoy minorali krani qurilish minorasi krani uzunligi 75 metr 16 tonna
| Bog'lash turi: | Tepasi tekis minorali kran | Ichki raqam | zlp18-2 |
| Brend nomi: | zoomlion | Model: | WA7527-16 |
| Maks. Yuklash: | 16 tonna | Ip uzunligi: | 75 m |
| Jib uchiga yuklang: | 2,7 tonna | Vaziyat | Ishlatilgan |
| Mast bo'limi hajmi: | 2,3×2,3x6 m | Yil | 2020 |
"Batafsil fotosuratlar"
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When it comes to excellence in the tower crane segment, the Zoomlion WA7527 is a reliable and powerful choice. With its excellent lifting capacity, adaptability to PC construction, and impressive specifications, it is a sought-after choice for construction professionals.
One of the main highlights of the Zoomlion WA7527 is its
excellent lifting performance, especially considering its short boom length. With a maximum lifting capacity of 16 and 20 tons, it exceeds industry standards and guarantees efficient operation. Its lifting speed of 90m/min makes it stand out from the competition, delivering outstanding results promptly.
What sets the Zoomlion WA7527 apart is its wide portfolio of boom lengths. With options ranging from up to 75m long to as little as 30m, it offers 10 different jib length combinations to meet a variety of project requirements. The tower configuration includes 2.3-meter tongue-and-groove standard sections, providing stability and reliability in every operation.
Safety and reliability are critical in the construction industry, and the Zoomlion WA7527 excels in this regard. It employs a triple protection mechanism that lifts weight and height to ensure operations remain within safe limits. In addition, it features dual torque and collision protection to minimize the risk of accidents. The intelligent detection and protection system in the electrical control system adds an extra layer of safety to prevent slip-and-fall accidents. With its inclined climbing ladder and spacious platform, the tower configuration prioritizes fall protection, while the lift arm pin connection enhances its resistance to sudden unloading and accidental collisions.
