Tower Cranes luffing self-raising electric QTZ160(7040)
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QTZ160(7040) Description
Feature: Tower Crane Condition: New
Application: urban construction Rated Loading Capacity: 6T
Rated Lifting Moment:600KN.M Max. Lifting Load: 6T
Max. Lifting Height:32M Span: 60M
Model Number:QTZ160(7040)
Certification: ISO9001:2000; CE;Ukraine & Belarus Certificate
Colour: Orange/ Yellow
After-sales Service Provided: Overseas third-party support available
QTZ160(7040) Features
1.Ten years of experience in supplying new self-erecting tower crane with Taiwo Brand.
2. Export to more than 20 countries with CE/ISO/GOST Certificates.
3. Stationary/Travelling, external/ internal climbing tower crane
4. Impeller blasting/rust protection paint
5. Advanced painting process
6. Potain masts designed with dismountable panels, making teansport easier and cheaper.
7. New designed mast, can be used to Internal and external climbing tower crane
8. Engineers available to service machinery overseas.
QTZ160(7040) Specification
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QTZ160(7040) FAQ
Q: What is tower crane?
A: Tower crane is a modern form of balance crane that consist of the same basic parts. Fixed to the ground on a concrete foundation (and sometimes attached to the sides of structures as well), tower cranes often give the best combination of height and lifting capacity and are used in the construction site.
Q: What is the function of the monitor?
A: Monitor, namely inspection system (like black box), which could store 10000 tower crane operation reports, and it is recommended to be installed in big cranes more than 16t.
Q: Can you equip with light on tower crane jib, monitor, remote control and anemometer?
A: Sure. All of these could be provided with extra cost upon the clients’ requirements. But according to general practice, remote control is not suggested because most of the operator feedback operation in the cabin will provide a wide working view.
- Q:A 3000-lb wrecking ball hangs from a 40-ft cable of density 10 lb/ft attached to a crane. Calculate the work done if the crane lifts the ball from ground level to 40 ft in the air by drawing in the cable.
- The total work done by the crane equals the potential energy gained by the wrecking ball and the cable; the potential energy gained is W = V_final = Mg L + ρ L g L/2 which is the final potential energy of the wrecking ball and the cable added together. In the case of the cable, you take the center of mass of it which is located right at the center (L/2). The result is then W = 3000*32*40 + 10 * 40 * 32 * 40 / 2 = 4096000 ft-lbf = (4096000)*(0.001285067) BTU = 5263.63 BTU
- Q:Iv done some research and I cant seem to find a place that might sell jibs locally here in Phoenix. Iv been considering the ProAm DVC 200 crane but I would also like to see others in like a store. If anyone has any info it would be appreciated!
- I went down that path last year in the SF Bay Area in California. I could not find a store that carried any cranes or jibs - so I just started asking around. Stay away from any that use cables to keep the stage steady - we used one at a shoot - setting up is an interesting challenge. I thought I wanted the same unit you are looking at - and decided I needed to trust the crane a bit more with my HDR-FX1... I had to wait longer to save more $, but I really like the crane and tripod kit I ended up with... from Kessler Crane... I never got to see it before I bought it and I was, um... nervous... but I am glad I made the investment - and Eric Kessler is REALLY helpful and great to work with. One of the other cranes I looked at uses a heavy duty PA speaker stand as its tripod base. After watching light trees and PA speakers fall over because of leg failure, I could not bring myself to trust them to hold my camcorder. I can STAND or JUMP on the Kessler tripod and it does not budge. It is rock-steady and really strong. The Hercules head is silk-smooth and the crane-arm and camera stage are steady and easy to manipulate. After a little practice, it now takes me about 10-15 minutes from the time I start unpacking until I am ready to start shooting. That includes mounting the camcorder, setting the counterweights, mounting a portable DVD player with AV-in as the monitor mounted to the tripod-head so I can see what the camcorder is shooting and running the AV, headphone and LANC cables and making the whole thing pretty with velcro strips.
- Q:Cranes are normally used in construction in most countries.But I saw some photos that show Iranians are hanging criminals in pubic with cranes instead of gallows.Is it more painful to the dying criminals to the last moment?Do you know why?
- they probably didn't have the proper arrangements to carry out the punishment so they used cranes instead of gallows. who knows? but weird really. and it wouldn't be more painful... err... the purpose is to snap the neck... ouch :(
- Q:This is for a school project, we need a crane with yydraulics to pick up things for science.. Any ideas ?!
- try okorder /
- Q:why was the japanese crane hunted for its plumage in the 20th century?
- At okorder /
- Q:Has anyone made 1000 origami cranes and made a wish? Just wondering
- Yes. Also, after the atomic bombs were dropped on Japan, a girl with radiation poisoning tried it, but died after making six hundred and odd cranes. Make of that what you will.
- Q:I have a crane fly in my room. I know they don't bite but do they bother people or tend to completely avoid them? I can't find it and I'm going to sleep soon.
- ANY type of bug bothers me. Especially the creepy crawlies. *shudders*. I wouldn't go to sleep if i knew i had a type of bug in my room. I guess you'll have to deal with them. Sorry. Good luck finding it.
- Q:what is the common cause of crane accidents
- Although mechanical failure does occur, most crane accidents are caused due to human error. Here are some examples: 1) Operating a crane during adverse weather conditions, such as wind conditions 2) Overloading a crane/ improper load calculations 3) Inexperienced or untrained personnel 4) Improper rigging of the load 5) Bypassing safety devises 6) Improper selection of the crane for the environment (ground conditions, power lines etc.) based on the type of load 7) Shock-loading a crane 8) Failure to perform maintenance and inspections in accordance to manufacture specifications I hoped this helped Cheers
- Q:Is there a crane lifting chart where I can enter info. to determine what size crane I need, if so where?
- Sorry, it's not quite that simple.
- Q:Do they have to be taken apart... if so, how are they taken apart... by another crane? - but how did that one get there etc etc
- it depends on the crane over the road mobile cranes drive them selfs to the job site and they have a dolly for the conter weights and then on the larger ones a semi brings in the conter weights. Then on a latise boom crawler crane it depends on the size of the crane if its a small one say a 150 ton crane the body and tracks can usally be moved together on a semi and the lattice boom will come on a seperate truck and is usally assembled with a all terrain fork lift. Then say on a larger crawler crane like a 500 tonner the body and tracks and carrige all come in seperate peices and are ussally put togther with a RT crane(more on the latter) and these cranes are held together with massive pins i saw a crew build a 400 ton manitowac crane with 150 feet of stick in less then a day. Now if they have to add more stick like say 200 feet of main stick and 150 feet of luffing jib they will build it all on the ground and then another crane will help lift the stick up Then there are RT cranes or rough terrain cranes they are moved on a semi to and from the job site and usally require no assebley thats all i know about i cant say how a tower crane is build iv never see one build hope this helps
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Tower Cranes luffing self-raising electric QTZ160(7040)
- Ref Price:
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- Loading Port:
- Qingdao
- Payment Terms:
- TT OR LC
- Min Order Qty:
- 1 unit
- Supply Capability:
- 60 unit/month
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