CRANES AND CARRIERS Ӏ MINI MACHINES
outriggers allow it to be used in any working space, it claims.
CHAIN GANG Manitex Valla has invested in the development and production of four new heavy pick-and-carry cranes in its successful V-range. These are battery-powered machines, now with capacities
ranging from 3.6t for the smallest V36R up to the 21t capacity V210R, which has a working radius of 8.1m and a maximum working height of 12.5m.
All these can be supplied as radio-controlled walk-beside models; the larger capacity machines, from the 16t-capacity V160R, are also offered as or as
Essex-based Cadman Cranes has added a Hoefl on C10 spider crane to its fl eet. Cadman’s diverse fl eet includes a wide range of mobile cranes and a unique selection of spider cranes and compact crawler cranes, as well as specialist lifting and grab equipment, but this is the fi rst time that the company has invested in the Hoefl on brand.
With a maximum lifting capacity of 4.0te, the Hoefl on C10 has a
maximum 21m vertical reach with a SWL of 750kg, and a maximum radius of 19.8m with a SWL of 209kg. Nevertheless the machine weighs only 5t and is narrow enough to fi t through doorways, making it ideal for getting into tight spaces and manoeuvring in diffi cult locations, both internally and externally. The Hoefl on C10 also has hydraulically extendable and retractable tracks, meaning that it can access narrow and hard to reach areas. Cadman has become renowned as a sustainable crane hire
business, setting the gold standard in the industry and winning sustainability awards for its practices, including The Carbon Neutrality
ride-on cabined versions. The largest model of all, the 25t 250E, is ride-on only.
These models have hooks fixed
in relation to the boom. Vertical lifting therefore involves raising the boom. In November Manitex Valla increased its range of accessories by adding a chain lifter. It fits on to the end of the boom and allows
HOEFLON C10 SPIDER CRANE FOR SUSTAINABILITY SPECIALIST CADMAN CRANES
Award at the Anglian Water Supplier Awards. It aims to become the most sustainable mobile crane hire business in the UK. Tapping into Cadman Crane’s outstanding environmental credentials the Hoefl on has a hybrid engine which runs on HVO – the company runs its entire fl eet solely on sustainable HVO fuel. It can also be operated on a direct feed 400V 3 phase power supply, which is ideal for working indoors with no emissions. “This powerful new crane will enhance our ability to tackle challenging lifting projects in confi ned spaces, while also supporting our ongoing commitment to sustainability,” says Matt Waddingham, managing director of Cadman Cranes. “The Hoefl on C10 is an exciting addition to our fl eet, offering both versatility and environmental benefi ts, aligning perfectly with our mission to reduce the carbon footprint of our operations. We are delighted to bring this state-of-the-art crane to our clients ensuring that we can meet their lifting needs with minimal environmental impact.”
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