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Tower Crane TC5013

Tower Crane TC5013

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$63,000.00 / unit get latest price
Loading Port:
China Main Port
Payment Terms:
TT or L/C
Min Order Qty:
1 Unit unit
Supply Capability:
500 Units Per Month unit/month

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Description of TC5013

1) CMAX TC5013 tower crane is one of the key product of CNBM company, which have competitive price and excellent quality, suitable for all kinds of construction project and can work under all kinds of work condition.

2) This kind of crane adopts standard section hydraulic lifting and connecting, and can decide the crane height according to the actual height of the building, and at the same time the lifting capacity will not be affected;

3) It has high working speed, good speed-adjusting performance, steady operation and high efficiency. Three-speed motor and mono-speed ratio decelerator are applied in the lifting struction, which enables heavy load low speed and light load high speed.

4) The crane has complete set of safety devices, which can guarantee the safe and high efficienct operation of the equipment. The machine is equipped with lifting height limiter, dolly range-change limiter, moment limiter, weight limiter, circumgyrating limiter, etc.

5)The machine has scientific layout and beautiful appearance. The operator's room is set independently on one side, with good vision field. It creates a good working environment for the operator

 

Description of Tower Crane Products

 

  • Max. working range 50m, tip lifting weight 1.3T and Max. lifting weight 6T.

  • Hoisting mechanism fitted with three speed motor, stable braking and less shock when shifting.

  • Trolleying mechanism can provide two operation speeds.

  • Free standing height (m) 41.5

  • Max height with attachment (m) 141.5

  • Working range can be adjusted(m)44/50

  • Min working range(m)2.5

  • Max lifting capacity(t) 6

  • Tip load @ 50m(t)1.3

Packaging & Delivery

40HQ container

30~40days after deposit

 

TC5013

TC5013

 

Q:3years after I quit a job,I am once again looking toward the same field it's just that in my old job they helped me get a crane license when I left the job they kept my certification .How can i get that info without asking my old work for it,or would i have to take the course over?
contact whatever agency issued the license in the future, remember to keep the original yourself and give the company a copy
Q:I was interested in the Japanese legend of folding a thousand cranes. It was said that if a person was able to fold 1 000 cranes, you get to make a wish.I'm just wondering; let's say I'm done with all 1 000. What do I do next? One of my friends told me you had to burn all one thousand cranes, while another suggested to put the last one in a bottle and set it out in sea.Did it ever state what to do in the end, after folding all the cranes? If it does, please enlighten me :3Thank you :)
I've only heard of putting them up on strings and you could give them as gifts .. Oh and you could also frame them by laying them flat
Q:We had a very large tree removed from beside our house. The crane parked in the driveway and caused four very large depressions and crushed concrete.
Homeowners Insurance cover severe damage to driveway caused by crane? We had a very large tree removed from beside our house. The crane parked in the driveway and caused four very large depressions and crushed concrete.
Q:I looking for information on the surname Crane.?
According okorder /
Q:I have seen a crane sitting in a tree watching over the pond in my front yard. I have never seen any fish in the pond and so i am curious as to why the crane is there. I thought cranes only hangout by ponds if there are fish. Does anyone have an research hypotheses to why the crane is there?thanks in advance
They are opportunistic feeders that change their diet according to the season and their own nutrient requirements. They eat a range of items from suitably sized small rodents, fish, amphibians, and insects, to grain, berries, and plants.The cranes as a family consume a wide range of food, ranging from animal to plant matter. When feeding on land they consume seeds, leaves, nuts and acorns, berries, fruit, insects, worms, snails, small reptiles, mammals and birds. In wetlands roots, rhizomes, tubers and other parts of emergent plants, other molluscs, small fish and amphibians are also consumed as well. The exact composition of the diet varies by location, season and availability. Within the wide range of items consumed there are some patterns; the shorter-billed species usually feed in drier uplands while the longer-billed species feed in wetlands
Q:I read on wikipedia that in recent years, it has become less popular, but they do not mention why. I understand the philosophy of the art and it seems like Machida and Anderson Silva use similar styles. These are 2 of the best fighters in MMA. Can anyone shed some light on this?
I can't comment on the people you mentioned. What I can say is that White Crane is a good style. BUT, it was never as popular as arts like Goju-ryu, Shotokan, Shito-ryu, and many others. It is curious that Wikipedia would say something like the style is less popular. But then I have always taken what I see on the internet with a grain of salt. Anyone can post any thing they want on the net. That does not make it true.
Q:we have a project starting that will require a stack built 1km high in the air?How will they install this?
use a heavy lift helicopter, these are especially designed for this work
Q:In the Legend of Sleepy Hollow Ichabod Crane has come from?
New York
Q:Well I folded 100 or so cranes from cheap origami paper (red, yellow, green and blue) before I decided that I could fold 1000 cranes a reality. My dilemma is, do I keep the 100 cranes I did and fold 900 of them to fulfill my wish? Or if I discard the 100 cranes and fold 1000, will my wish be granted on the 900th crane? The reason I want to discard the 100 cranes is because it's for my wedding and the color placement of the old cranes isn't fitting at all.Yes I'm aware it's not scientific or realistic, but it's more of faith, I'm not dumb.
Consider what you would like your 100 cranes to mean. Attach strings to your 100 cranes and then hang them in a tree etc so that the wind may carry your prayers where they need to go. Then start again to create the 1000 paper cranes you want for your wedding. PS: The making of the paper cranes involves an act of faith, not the right colour to match your wedding plans. In Japan, the crane represents peace and healing. When we consider the famous Japanese art-form of paper folding (origami) the crane comes to mind before all else. Sadako and the Thousand Paper Cranes (1977), a non-fiction children’s book written by American author Eleanor Coerr, tells the story of young Sadako Sasaki who lived in Hiroshima at the time of the atomic bombing. Sadako developed leukaemia as a consequence, and lived out the remainder of her short life in a nursing home desperately trying to create one thousand paper cranes. Supposedly, if someone could make a thousand paper cranes his/her wish would come true. Sadako wanted to live. Sadly, she only managed to fold 644 cranes. After her death, friends and family folded the remainder, and buried her with the one thousand paper birds. Today, a statue of Sadako holding an enormous golden origami crane stands in the Hiroshima Peace Park. People regularly leave paper cranes. The plaque on the statue reads “This is our cry. This is our prayer. Peace on Earth.”
Q:the red badge of courage, a novel about the civil war, the verb wrote is A) transitiveB) intransitive
Transitive - because it has an object The Red Badge of Courage. . Generally, if you can put the word something after a verb, it is transitive. Stephen Crane wrote something .
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1. Manufacturer Overview

Location SHANGHAI,CHINA
Year Established 2000
Annual Output Value Above US$100 Million
Main Markets

CHINA
Company Certifications ISO 9001:2008;

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3. Manufacturer Capability

a)Trade Capacity  
Nearest Port Shanghai
Export Percentage 0.8
No.of Employees in Trade Department 600 People
Language Spoken: English;Chinese;
b)Factory Information  
Factory Size: Above138,000square meters
No. of Production Lines Above 2
Contract Manufacturing OEM Service Offered;Design Service Offered
Product Price Range Average

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