Unic adds 10tonne lift model to its mini crane range

Unic Cranes Europe has added a 10tonne lift machine to its line-up. The URW-1006 offers a 30.7m lift height and a 24.3m working radius. However, at just 2m wide, the machine remains capable of accessing restricted working areas. The spider platform has configurable outriggers to provide greater stability when lifting on uneven surfaces. The crane also uses a Wylie i4500 safe load indicator to provide lifting information to the operator on a colour LCD screen.
April 17, 2012 Read time: 1 min
The largest model in the Unic line-up offers a 10tonne capacity
RSS4845 Unic Cranes Europe has added a 10tonne lift machine to its line-up.

The URW-1006 offers a 30.7m lift height and a 24.3m working radius.
However, at just 2m wide, the machine remains capable of accessing restricted working areas. The spider platform has configurable outriggers to provide greater stability when lifting on uneven surfaces.

The crane also uses a Wylie i4500 safe load indicator to provide lifting information to the operator on a colour LCD screen.

Unic has also unveiled the URW-295 Radial, an adaptation of the URW-295 that runs on non-marking wheels.

www.unic-cranes.co.uk

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