Sany unveils 1,000 tonne AT
March 4, 2010 | Comments (2)
Chinese crane manufacturer Sany Heavy Equipment has unveiled its largest All Terrain telescopic crane to date, the SAC 303, a nine axle 1,000 tonner. The crane was shown to a small group of employees and dignitaries yesterday after it rolled off of the production line in Changsha, Hunan province.
A reader has sent us a few photos taken with a mobile phone which will give an impression of the new crane. At first glance it has some similarities to Liebherr’s flagship the LTM11200-9.1 with a nine axle carrier and a similar swing out outrigger design. The main boom will be removed for road travel and has a length of 100 metres.
For now that’s all we have, expect to see it on display at Bauma in late April.
The new crane is mounted to a nine axle carrier
A reader has sent us a few photos taken with a mobile phone which will give an impression of the new crane. At first glance it has some similarities to Liebherr’s flagship the LTM11200-9.1 with a nine axle carrier and a similar swing out outrigger design. The main boom will be removed for road travel and has a length of 100 metres.
Sany 1,000 tonne - boom on
Outriggers are very similar in design to Liebherr's LTM12000
The boom looks like it has seven sections and is likely to be close to 100m
For now that’s all we have, expect to see it on display at Bauma in late April.
