Link-Belt, one of the prime manufacturers of cranes, has recently launched its powerful TCC-1400 Telecrawler. With an amazing capacity of 140tonnes, it is the largest of its type on the company’s portfolio. In this blog, all about the latest launch has been discussed so people from crane industry get an idea about its advantages.
The crane is integrated with the longest boom length in its tonnage class with a six-section power, pin and latch boom measuring 59.5m. The boom has been constructed from ultra-high-strength steel, featuring an on-board three-piece bi-fold lattice fly ensuring a maximum tip height of 78.9m.
Further, this giant machine includes an electronic inclinometer, which gives the operator a digital reading of the list angle. It comes with an auto-idle feature that automatically reduces engine RPMs if it is not used for ten seconds, thereby improving fuel economy.
Along with this, the company has got this machine integrated with an electronic swing brake that aims at improving control. The operators of this crane will have an ability to create a ‘virtual wall’ with alarms triggered if the crane operators outside the present area, ensuring safety of workers at the jobsite. The design of the crane is meets the established standards, ensuring safety while working. All in all it is an excellent piece of engineering, designed to maximize the production while eliminating risk of accidents and mishandling.
About Link-Belt
The Link-Belt Construction Equipment Company is a wholly owned subsidiary of Sumitomo Heavy Industries based in Lexington, Kentucky, which is engaged in manufacturing powerful and precise telescopic and lattice boom cranes.
