Liebherr’s reworked 172 EC-B 8 Litronic flat-top crane, presented for the first time, has had its jib been extended 2.5m to 62.5m. The crane, which can be supplied with the new 16 EC, 16 HC, 17 HC and 21 HC tower systems, can now hoist 1,800kg at the jib head, and its maximum load capacity is still 8,000kg.
The maximum free-standing hook height of the crane remains at 71.4m. The new crane will be presented on the 16 EC tower system alongside the LiUP internal crane driver elevator, which is powered by a
Magni Telescopic Handlers has introduced the RTH 8.25 SH rotating telescopic handler, which it claims has a higher capacity than any similar machine in the world. Built on the chassis of its 35/39 models, but with major structural components reinforced for strength, the machine can lift 5.3 tonnes at 25m height and 1 tonne at 21m reach. The RTH 8.25 SH, which weighs 24 tonnes, is aimed at the construction and maintenance markets.
According to Sennebogen, its updated 673 R-HD crane offers customers a cost-effective and versatile lifting solution. The machine has a maximum 70tonne lift capacity and now offers optimised performance and operation. As with its siblings, the machine now benefits from the firm’s latest ergonomic Maxcab, which provides a good all-round view. The layout and design of the controls and the joysticks have been revised with the consoles mounted directly on the seat. The new exterior design features a weight-red
The speedy and safe removal of old or unwanted structures is made easier with modern, sophisticated equipment, Patrick Smith reports. The power and versatility of modern demolition tools and machines was demonstrated when a bridge was removed overnight as part of a motorway widening project.
