2011 ZOOMLION QUY260 Crawler Crane

2011 ZOOMLION QUY260 Crawler Crane

The ZOOMLION QUY260 is a 260-ton class classic crawler crane, manufactured in 2011. It is suitable for heavy-load and high-altitude operations such as wind power installation, steel structure factory buildings, bridge engineering, and large equipment lifting. It supports multi-condition switching of the main boom and tower boom, and has a stable overall structure, sufficient lifting reserve, and a wide range of applicable working conditions.

Key Technical Parameters

• Model: QUY260
• Maximum rated lifting capacity: 260 t
• Rated maximum lifting moment: 1362 t·m
• Current configuration condition: Main boom 66 m, tower boom 36 m, original factory standard counterweight
• Hook configuration: Dual hook combination, main hook 160 t, auxiliary hook 16 t, suitable for layered lifting of different loads
• Main boom applicable length: 20–83 m, supports various auxiliary boom and tower boom expansion working conditions
• Working performance: Can move while carrying loads, perform 360° full rotation smoothly, and has excellent stability for high-altitude lifting in tower boom working conditions

Performance and System Features

• Adopting a high-strength truss-type boom structure, with strong torsional rigidity, 66-meter main boom combined with 36-meter tower boom, covering a wide range of high-altitude operations and high-precision lifting.
• Equipped with original factory standard counterweight, with a balanced and reasonable ratio, excellent anti-overturning performance of the entire machine, perfectly adapting to tower boom high-altitude lifting working conditions.
• Dual-hook independent operation configuration, can balance heavy-load large-piece precise positioning and light auxiliary lifting, higher operation efficiency, and adaptable to multiple construction scenarios.
• Mature hydraulic transmission system, precise micro-operation, gentle start and stop, low machine failure rate, convenient maintenance, and is the mainstream classic model for large-scale infrastructure projects.