M1500 tower crane Max. Lifting Load: 63t

M1500 tower crane Max. Lifting Load: 63t System 1

M1500 tower crane Max. Lifting Load: 63t

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Loading Port:: Shanghai

Payment Terms:: TT or LC

Min Order Qty:: 1 unit

Supply Capability:: 100 unit/month

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Quick DetailsPlace of Origin: Sichuan China (Mainland) Brand Name: CMAX Model Number: M1500

Max. Lifting Load: 63t Feature: Tower Crane Condition: New

Colour: Yellow

Packaging & DeliveryPackaging Detail: nude package

Delivery Detail: 30 days

Specifications63t M1500(SCM)tower crane

1.max load:63t

2.jib length:80m

3.tip load:15t

M1500 tower crane Max. Lifting Load: 63t

Electric control system adopts domestically advanced PLC control with automatic malfunction judgment, overload and over moment safety chain protection, motor overtime protection, program controller of famous Japan Mitsubishi Company, transducer of Japan Yaskawa Company, relay of OMR Company and contactors manufactured through introducing technology of TE Company, which makes its reliability be much higher than general electric control systems. It is safe and reliable with less malfunctions.
There is no central collector to avoid disadvantages of short circuit and creepage because of damp and make entrance and exit of driver be easy.

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