Our heavyweights
Lattice Boom Crawler Cranes
For energy and infrastructure projects with a load capacity of up to 1,000 tons
Crawler cranes are the true heavyweights of the construction industry, expertly ticking all the boxes on all kinds of terrain. They are the preferred option for heavy-duty projects such as the construction of energy and infrastructure projects and more. With a load capacity of up to 1,000 tons, we offer one of the strongest solutions on the market for such tasks.
The LR 11000 comes with a variety of booms that enable it to cover a broad spectrum of applications. Be it port handling, industrial construction, infrastructure or wind power projects, the LR 11000 feels right at home in every work setting. Its design also makes it the ideal solution for tight spaces such as those found in refineries.
Crawler cranes use a variety of booms to master a wide range of applications
An economical transport concept is a special focus when it comes to our crawler cranes, They are therefore designed to not exceed a transport width of 3.5 m and a transport height of 3.2 m. As is common throughout our fleet, the lighter lattice sections can be pushed into the larger sections, thus saving volume and costs.
A particularly impressive feature is the newly developed V-frame®, which enables the precise positioning of the derrick ballast and thus significantly reduces the time and effort involved in ballast handling.
Optimised for economical transport
All of the components of our lattice boom and crawler cranes are optimised for transport. As a result, they offer road transport services that are as efficient and cost-effective as possible and comply with the specific regulations of each country entered.
The best of the best in the crane industry
When it comes to challenging tasks such as using our large equipment, we are absolutely in our element – from the planning and conception of the project to transportation and assembly and right through to using our entire spectrum of state-of-the-art lifting technology.
Video: Operation at the Brüggen wind farm
