Cranes and hoists

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How to choose the right lifting equipment

Define the load, height, working radius and site first. Similar everyday names do not make tower cranes, mobile cranes, construction hoists and overhead cranes interchangeable.

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Tower cranes for a fixed construction site: compare hook height, jib length and capacity at the required radius.
Mobile cranes for mobile lifting work: check the load chart, outriggers, counterweight and carrier.
Loader cranes mounted on vehicles: compare lifting moment, outreach, installation and stabilisation.
Construction hoists for vertical transport of materials or people and materials, as permitted by the specific unit.
Overhead cranes for buildings and runways: span, duty class and building geometry are essential.
Crane parts and accessories: match the model, part number, interface, markings and working load limit.

What to compare before contacting a seller

Use the load chart for the actual radius and configuration, not only the maximum capacity in the listing title.
Check working and transport dimensions, mass, outriggers or runway, power supply and installation requirements.
Request the serial number, year, hours or cycles, repair and inspection history, manuals and an exact list of included equipment.

Assessing used equipment

Ask for photographs of data plates and documents, a no-load function video and a list of defects. Inspect the structure, welds, ropes or chains, hooks, pins, outriggers, hydraulics, brakes and safety devices relevant to the equipment type. Confirm the permitted configuration in the documentation for that unit.