Derrick crane normal
|
Maximum Load Capacity |
30 -40 Ton |
|
Boom Length |
42- 50 Mtr |
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Central Mast Height |
19- 23 Mtr |
|
Tie Member Length |
29- 35 Mtr |
|
Area Covering |
240 Degree |
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Lifting Motor Boom |
30 Hp |
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Lifting Motor Hook |
30 Hp |
|
Lifting Speed |
1.5 Mtr To 2mtr/Min |
Description:
Derrick crane, also known as a guy derrick, is a type of crane commonly used in construction and industrial settings for heavy lifting and moving of materials. It typically consists of a vertical mast or tower, supported by guy wires or ropes, and a horizontal boom or jib that extends out from the mast to support the load.
The lifting mechanism of a derrick crane is usually a winch or hoist, which is located at the base of the mast and operated by a person or team of workers. The winch or hoist pulls the load up the boom or jib and then lowers it to the desired location.
Derrick cranes are typically used in applications where a high degree of stability is required, as the guy wires or ropes provide additional support and prevent the crane from tipping over. They are commonly used in construction projects.