TOWER CRANE H6024 TC6024 MAX. LOAD 12TON

TOWER CRANE H6024 TC6024 MAX. LOAD 12TON System 1

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TOWER CRANE H6024 TC6024 MAX. LOAD 12TON

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Loading Port:: Shanghai

Payment Terms:: TT OR LC

Min Order Qty:: 1 pc

Supply Capability:: 2 pc/month

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Brief Description

Feature: Tower Crane
Condition: New
Application: construction
Rated Lifting Moment: 200MT
Max. Lifting Load: 12T
Max. Lifting Height: 183.7m
Span: 60M
Place of Origin: China (Mainland)
Brand Name: CNBM
Model Number: H6024

Main features

TC6024 tower crane is a company based GB/T5031-2008 《tower crane》design and manufacture of a construction crane. It can be applied widely in high-rise civilian building, bridge and water-conservancy project, big-span industrial workshop and high-rise building, etc. the tower crane is high level slewing self-erecting tower crane which adopts horizontal jib and trolley-jib. The main features as follows:

Height of the tower crane is confirmed according to height of building, lifting ability of the tower crane is independent of height.

The tower crane with features as high working speed, stead work condition and high efficiency.

Hoisting jib has 55m or 60m and 65m three ranges. This meets project needs more widely.

The eyeshot of cab is well, and the cab is installed independently,which creat preferable working condition for handlers.

Location of the tower crane is reasonable, and the externality of the crane is beautiful.

Lifting jib adopts rigid double tension bars with features as light structure.

?the operation is simple and the maintenance is convenient

TOWER CRANE H6024 TC6024 MAX. LOAD 12TON

Parameter List

TOWER CRANE H6024 TC6024 MAX. LOAD 12TON

Packaging & Delivery

Packaging Details:	In Nude/40'HQ/ Wooden case
Delivery Detail:	30

Packaging & Shipping

All our packing ways are standard packing. In wood case or carton, as you like. After the production, we will do our best to do the shipping as soon as possible. Best Service is our sart of business.

Our Service

1.We can make special sample according to the customer’s requirement.
2. We have more than 60 professional technical team, provide best after-sales service
3. Fast delivery time
4. We have CE, ISO9001 and GS certification.

Q: A few years ago, my college decided to take down two multilevel dormitories. The demolition company decided to take it down piecemeal with a wrecking ball. The wrecking ball was attached to the crane via a very large tire (just the rubber part, not the inflatable part). I have seen this done on normal cranes and other wrecking balls on TV and was wondering if any professional construction people out there know why they would do this as to me, a guy not in the construction/demolition business, think that might be a bit unsafe.: It really depends on the terrain or the platform where this crane will stand.. If it is in a muddy or sandy terrain, then they may opt to use a chain tire. Cranes, dont merely rely on the tires. Cranes use outriggers. These are the extending arm of the crane. This hydraulically operated mechanism goes out of the cranes body, extends and extablished itself at four corners and sits at the ground to provide leverage for the cranes. This will prevent the crane to overturn when it is doing the operation.

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Q: Tower crane (tower crane): In the form of the structure for the tower type, flat type and movable arm type. The model can be divided into QTZ63 suspension, QTZ80 crane, QTZ125 crane, QTZ crane, 315 crane and so on according to the moment division. Now used to arm length + tip weight of the way named, for example, 5513, that is, the longest length of 55 meters arm, the tip of the largest weight of 1.3 tons.

Q: Hey,My grandma has a big country estate with a river and its her birthday coming up. She's indicated she might like another peacock (we've had them before), but I'm thinking of branching out into other birds. We tried Lady Amerhursts pheasants, but one of the dogs knocked over their cage before they were properly acclimatised and they disappeared.So, does anyone know if its possible to get storks or cranes or other big waterbirds to keep as domestics?They'd be free ranging on the estate and the river, so need to be smart about foxes and mink (ie roost in trees or go into a house). We've kept geese and ducks successfully on our river like this, so does anyone have any ideas?Or should we try again with pretty pheasants?: Depends on where you live ? Stick to Ornamental Pheasants or Ducks,Storks and Cranes,need to be penned in at night because you will have to pinion them to prevent them flying. Try some Golden Pheasants for a try ,Lady Amherst are becoming a rare commodity and are quite expensive,if you have Foxes and Mink,then no matter what you get you will have problems these two predators.

Q: Tower crane demolition safety technical disclosure, how to write?: Baidu search:Tower crane removing and lowering joint safety technical disclosure.

Q: I'm not scared of spiders anymore. If I see one than I can kill it easily, but when I see a daddy long legs crane fly, I freak out! Those things are hugeeee. I could never kill one without being freaked out to death. I heard that they don't even bite, but I'm still scared. There's one in my living room and I ran out. So I planned on staying in my room the whole day and just hope it doesn't show up in the bathroom tomorrow morning when I shower! I'm 14 btw?: This is a selective entomophobia. Basically, you don't fear many insects or spiders, but specific ones trigger your anxiety. Your problem is not the bugs or spiders,(they are harmless) but your fear. This is something 'you' nurture by dwelling on this fear when you see one of these particular critters. I'm glad to hear you no longer fear spiders. you will see the same when you overcome your selective fear. You may even come to realize that the spiders and insects you do fear,are totally harmless, and you may reach a point where you can just ignore these. True, the crane fly is totally harmless and do not bite, sting, or inflict any form of hazard to humans. They can be a nuisance buzzing around your face,as they can be persistent. Adolescent years seem to be when phobias are the most prevalent, but also the easiest time to overcome fears. If you can learn to control your fear, rather than let it control you, you will overcome this. you also need to refrain from dwelling on your fear,as this will only make it worse. Last year, one of my favorite pass times was sitting on the porch watching the sunset. a little orb weaver would come from behind the light and spin her fancy web. Often, I would catch a crane fly that was bothering me and toss it into her web.

Q: I am looking for guidance on determining the optimal design parameters for the design of an overhead travelling crane when considering a span of 60m and a lift requirement of 2500Tonnes. If not possible what would be the maximum lift for the same span: Is this for a nuclear power station? If 2500 Te and 60m really are the specified loads and span then it is likely that it will be used very seldom. In theory you can design for any load to be lifted but maintenance on a crane system that is used once a year (10 years?) is a real problem. The main items to consider are: Availability of winches and bogies which then dictates running beam and rail sizes. For the spanning beam several alternative sizes needed to be designed and then costed. It will be not just weight but transport costs that determine the most efficient sizes The overall height of the crane will then determine the required roof height assuming that the crane is under cover. For comparison the Harland and Wolf cranes in Belfast called Samson and Goliath can lift 840 Tonnes each. Overall design needs to consider speed of travel, acceleration and deceleration rates and a host of other things.

Q: I have to answer some questions about an except from Where I Lived, and What I Lived For by Henry Thoreau. I don't need an explanation for all the metaphors he uses and what they mean, but what is he talking about with the Pygmy thing? Do the pygmies battle the cranes because... they want to eat them? Are cranes just d!cks? Is a crane some type of weapon?: Thoreau, okorder /