Luffing Tower Crane TC 5511 for Construction
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Description of our Tower Crane
1, TC4808 have competitive price and excellent quality, suitable for all kinds of construction project and can work under all kinds of work condition. With their working radius from 2.25 to 48m, TC4808 tower cranes are famous for their large operating ranges, varied working methods and wide uses.
2,This series of tower cranes has a horizontal jib frame, a jib-trolley radius-changing mechanism and a hydraulic self-raising mechanism.
3, It is original in design, reliable in operation and satisfactory in shape.
4,Equipped with all necessary safety devices, these cranes show a good speed-control capacity,, satisfactory operating stability and high work efficiency.
5,They are widely applied for the construction of high-rise hotels, resident buildings, high-rise industrial buildings, large-span factory buildings and tower like buildings like tall chimneys. Best after sales service will be offered which will get rid of all your worries in the purchase of our products
Advantage of our tower crane
1, boom relief Angle is big, greatly widened the equipment capacity and scope of work.
2, suitable for the group of tower cross homework.
3, boom stability is good, combination amplitude range.
4, suitable for height have special requirements occasions construction.
5, lifting capacity big, effectively solve the high steel structure construction team crane big lifting capacity requirements.
Specification of Tower Crane
Model | QTP80 (TC5511) (Flat-Top) |
Max Working Radius (m) | 55 |
Free Height (m) | 41 |
Max Load (T) | 6 |
Tip Load (T) | 1.1 |
Max Height (m) | 161 |
Wall Ties for Max Height (sets) | 8 |
Main Material Specs (mm) | Square Steel Tube 1352*12 |
Mast Section Dimension (m) | 1.835*1.835*2.5 |
Hoisting Speed (m/min) | 80/40/10 |
Min Steady Falling Speed (m/min) | 5 |
Slewing Speed (r/min) | 0-0.62 |
Radius-changing Speed (m/min) | 40/20 |
Jacking-up Speed (m/min) | 0.6 |
Total Motor Power (kw) | 60 |
Independent Structure Weight (kg) | 37800 |
Counter Weight (T) | 16.2 |
- Q:Which Kung Fu influenced Shotokan, Shito-ryu and Shorin-ryu?
- Fujian White Crane influenced Shuri and Tomari arts. Naha arts were more influenced by Hakka Kuen. So Shorin Ryu is more White Crane and Goju Ryu is more Southern Mantis, Bak Mei, Dragon Shape. The evidence is in the footwork and the patterns in the kata.
- Q:I understand the Crane stances and know there are more than one. I am referring to the single leg crane stance. I also know that stances are only used briefly. But I am curious, does this stance have any bunkai applications? Or is it only useful against dodging a kick or preparing to kick?
- What you call Crane stance with a single leg in contact with the ground actually has many applications besides kicking. BTW: As I understand it, doesn't bunkai mean application? The single leg stance is also a mean to focus power from one rooted leg to your punch. The mechanics for a kick from the crane stance can also be used in a punch. It is actually the same. The force you exert from that single leg against the ground or your root-ness is transmitted through your body to the fist or even a block. Think about a situation where you are rapidly transferring your weight from one leg to the other such as when you are backpedaling or moving quickly and see an opening to strike. The power for that strike can still be generated by that one single leg in that instance when it is properly rooted. So rather than planting both legs first and then strike, you can do so with just that single leg that is already in place.
- Q:If a friend folded a thousand paper cranes for you what would you think?
- that they must have a lot of time:)god bless
- Q:what do you think happened to ichabod crane?
- He got into porcelain work and designed the first modern toilet. When you see an industrial or residential toilet with the Crane mark and name on it, know that it's predecessor was made by the man who faced the Headless Horseman. After that fateful meeting, he had an extreme interest in efficiently removing solid human waste.
- Q:who invented them and why do people make them?
- in Japanese folklore if you fold a 1000 origami cranes you get are granted a wish, usually concerning health/long life. The peace part comes from the story of Sadako Sasaki a victim of the Hiroshima atomic
- Q:I found part of her story online, but can't find anything as to what happened to the 1000+ paper cranes she made before she died. Were they given to family members or given to a museum? Or have they been destroyed by time? I would feel terrible if all her work was destroyed by time or worse. :-(Thank you so much for answering.Peace.
- I'm glad somebody remembers Sadako. But yo, i don't know.
- Q:I just wonder they use cranes at such heights, how do they carry the cranes at such height? Helicopter or something? This is a picture of what I'm talking
- The cranes are jack-up cranes. They have their own self-contained jacks. As one floor is completed, they jack up to the next level. The cranes are on top of the buildings. They are designed by structural and mechanical engineers to loift a given weight.
- Q:In the U.S. please and tell me where and how you got the number.Thanks!!!
- There are so many overhead cranes in operation today in the US and around the world. They could be numbering in tens of thousands in industries and other operations. An overhead crane, commonly called a bridge crane, is a type of crane found in industrial environments. An overhead crane consists of parallel runways with a traveling bridge spanning the gap. A hoist, the lifting component of a crane, travels along the bridge. If the bridge is rigidly supported on two or more legs running on a fixed rail at ground level, the crane is called a gantry crane (USA, ASME B30 series) or a goliath crane (UK, BS 466). Unlike mobile or construction cranes, overhead cranes are typically used for either manufacturing or maintenance applications, where efficiency or downtime are critical factors. Have a pleasant day.
- Q:How the cranes can stand without any tipping with huge counter weights on its back? If there is no suspended load also the crane is is still stable with huge counter weights on its back. How it can possible? Why crane is not offballencing while we adding extra counter weights on it without any suspended load?
- Usually the counterweights can move back and forth on an arm. They are moved toward the crane when there is no load and away from the crane when there is a load. If the counterweights can't move, then the crane must be designed to hold (at least) the minimum counterweights in their fixed location. As the crane gets loaded, the net moment decreases, and then increases in the other direction as more and more load gets added. It is still likely that the maximum design moment when loaded far exceeds the moment due to the counterweights on an unloaded crane.
- Q:JKD (Jeet Kuon Do)These are the best ones closest to my areaand i want to know which one is the best in terms of fighting (got the most effective and powerful swift moves)also one which has the best weaopn training and teaches you good trapping and pressure point techniquesWhich is the one which is shown in the movies most and what movies You dont need answer all of them just the main question which one of these are the best for fightingthnxxx
- Fujian White Crane is also known as Yung Chun Pey Hok in the Fujian dialect. I will standardise the Chinese terms in Mandarin. So, Fujian White Crane is Yung Chun Bai He(r) It is a Lan Pai (nam-pai) chuan. The 'nam pai chuan' that you refers to is a synthesised competitive form with elements from a few well-known Lan-Pai styles, like Hung Chia. Lan pai refers to all Chinese Martial Arts originating south of the Yellow River. So, Fujian White Crane is a lan-pai, JKD is also a lan-pai as it draws techniques from Yung Chun (Wing Chun in Cantonese) which itself is a lan pai, being originating in Foshan, Guangzhou. Fujian White Crane is a complete martial arts system in the 'lan-pai' sense. Except for the movies, it has all that the asker is looking for. As in most cases, Fujian White Crane is a general name of a family of White Cranes with each style closely resembling to each other yet with different emphasis in attack and defence techniques. I think that there are about three types of Fujian White Cranes. Why in the lan-pai sense? Comparatively speaking, between the Northern (bei) and Southern (lan) martial arts, the latter do not have wrestling. To the Northern martial arts, bei-pai, Mongolian wrestling is part of the syllabus and that completes the wholeness of Chinese martial arts.
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Luffing Tower Crane TC 5511 for Construction
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- Min Order Qty:
- 1 set
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