Jib Tower Crane

Topkit Tower Crane QTZ7016-12T Product Display Some tower cranes feature a telescopic boom and trolley system. The telescopic boom consists of multiple sections that can be extended or retracted to adjust the length of the jib. This allows for flexibility in reaching different distances. The trolley is a mechanism that moves along the length of the boom, providing lateral movement for the load. The combination of the telescopic boom and trolley system enhances the crane's

Topkit 25 ton Tower Crane Product Display Types of Tower Cranes Tower cranes come in various types, each designed for specific applications and lifting capacities. Some common types include: Hammerhead Tower Crane: The hammerhead tower crane, as discussed earlier, features a horizontal jib with a counterweight at the rear and an operator cab at the top of the mast. It is widely used in construction projects due to its versatility and lifting capacity. Luffing Jib Tower Crane:

hammer head Tower Crane QTZ5610-6T Product Display The tower structure of a hammerhead tower crane consists of a vertical mast that supports the jib and the other crane components. The mast is made up of stacked mast sections that can be extended to reach the required height for the construction project. The tower structure provides stability and support to the crane during lifting operations. Hammerhead tower cranes utilize a counterweight system located at the rear of the

hammer head Tower Crane QTZ7040-16T Product Display Hammerhead tower cranes are typically assembled and disassembled using climbing systems. These systems allow the crane to be raised or lowered as the building or structure progresses. Climbing systems consist of hydraulic or mechanical mechanisms that lift the crane to the next height level, making it adaptable to the changing construction requirements. Hammerhead tower cranes are equipped with an operator cab located near