Sizing up: The demand for larger cranes develops in China

Premium Content

18 March 2008

Zhang Yu Chun, XCMG crane division general manager said the company has expanded its range to include larger models in the last five years.

He said, “The largest XCMG crane in 2002 was a 50 tonne capacity model. Now we have a 300 tonne capacity crane, so there's a big change.”

The company is looking to build 400 and 500 tonne capacity all terrain models-a step up from the company's current 300 tonne model. He added that within the next five years the company plans to produce an 800 tonne capacity crane.

“In the crawler crane range we currently have a 450 tonne capacity model and in 2007 we plan to build 600 and 700 tonne models. By 2010 we plan to have a 1000 tonne crawler crane,” he said.

Truckstop.com and ProMiles partner up to streamline heavy haul quoting
Truckstop.com and ProMiles have expanded the Heavy Haul Load Board with route-based quoting for oversize and overweight freight.
SCRA issues statement on tariff ruling by Supreme Court
Industry association comments on US ruling overturning import tariffs
Mi-Jack acquires new facility in Illinois, USA
New 200,000 square-foot production facility to meet critical capacity needs