Article | REF: AG7030 V1

Mobile loading cranes

Author: Claude PELLETIER

Publication date: July 10, 1999

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1. General design

The design of mobile cranes uses a variety of techniques and, for both economic and regulatory reasons, must take into account numerous regulations, standards and directives (see To find out more ).

Unless otherwise specified, mobile cranes are all about weight/performance.

  • They mainly comprise a chassis, a turret and a boom (figure 1 ).

    Also known as the bottom section, the frame has a triple role:

    • support the crane itself, also known as the turret;

    • ensure machine stability during operation;...

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