Sennebogen announces 120 tonne crawler

07 November 2014

The new 120 tonne telescopic crawler crane Sennebogen 6113

The new 120 tonne telescopic crawler crane Sennebogen 6113

German crane manufacturer Sennebogen has launched a new 120 tonne capacity telescopic boom crawler crane, the Sennebogen 6113.

The 6113 is the largest telescopic crawler crane manufactured by Sennebogen. It has a 40 metre, four section full power telescopic boom, which can be extended to 70 m when combined with a fly jib and lattice boom extension.

“Thanks to multi-cylinder technology, this maintenance-free system enables continuous telescoping and is always friction-locked,” the manufacturer said. “With the 6113, the boom can work variably and quickly at any length.”

The 6113 is capable of moving with a load and can work on inclines up to 4 degrees, the manufacturer said. It has 8 m heavy duty track frames and 900 mm wide tracks. In addition, the undercarriage can be telescoped out to a track width of 5.4 m, the manufacturer added. Other features include an elevating work platform with a load-bearing capacity of up to 1 tonne. Power comes from a Tier 4 Final 168 kW Deutz engine. It also has an eco mode function.

For operator comfort, the 6113 is fitted with a Maxcab cab, which has a sliding door and can be inclined by 20 %. The model is also fitted with LED headlights and cameras. For ease of transport, the 6113 is a self-assembly crane and can be transported and set up on site in 12 steps, the manufacturer said.

The crawler is suitable for a number of applications, including underground engineering applications.

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