BAUMA 2022 Ӏ SHOW GUIDE UPDATE
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to 25,000tm for over half a century. Stop by its stand to learn about its hammerhead, flat top, luffing, and level luffing cranes.
KRUPINSKI CRANES FS.902A/3 Krupinski Cranes has been operating since 2018 and says it's the first manufacturer of tower cranes in Poland after 1991. The company says its aim is to design and manufacture high-quality cranes at a reasonable price using tested, reliable and modern solutions.
KSD KRANSYSTEME FS.1103/2 Zweibrücken, Germany-based KSD Kransysteme will present its range of self erecting cranes. The company has been making self erectors since 1986, although the company has roots reaching back to 1884 when the Carl Peschke machine factory was founded.
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German company Kuli Hebezeuge - Helmut Kempkes manufactures cranes, standard crane parts, electric wire rope hoists and lifting platforms in Remscheid, an industrial town between the Rhine and Ruhr. The highlight of its stand will be a 25 t crab, which can be seen in a realistic environment on a double girder crane. The company’s latest model of a control system with energy recuperation will also be presented. Kuli Hebezeuge - Helmut Kempkes says this
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is becoming a particularly popular option in the face of rising energy prices. Last but not least, Kuli will celebrate its 100- year anniversary [an amazing accomplishment. Congratulations from all at CT].
the conventional drive. This means the crane movements can also be executed using electricity. Liebherr is also extending
its line of Fibre tower cranes with the 258 HC-L 10/18 Fibre luffing jib crane, the high-top crane 1188 EC-H 40 Fibre, as well as the flat-top cranes 520 EC-B 20 Fibre and 370 EC-B 16 Fibre.
Kuli celebrates its 100 year anniversary!
LIEBHERR
FM.809-810 / 812-813 As per usual, the Liebherr stand will be impressively large covering an outdoor area of over 14,000 m2. In this space more than 70 exhibits will be displayed. Highlights include Liebherr’s ‘Unplugged’ zero emission construction machines, including piling rigs, drilling rigs and, most significantly, the LR 1130.1 and LR 1160.1 unplugged crawler cranes. A new crawler crane, the LR 12500-1.0 – with 2,500-tonne load- bearing capacity, will also be presented. For mobile and crawler cranes, digital products being promoted at Bauma include applications in the new MyLiebherr customer portal such as the Crane Finder, the Crane Planner 2.0, the digital mobile crane licence, fleet management, as well as a new telemetrics application. The new compact crane
LTC 1050-3.1 from Liebherr- Werk Ehingen will also be promoted, equipped with an electric motor in addition to
With the 195 HC-LH 6/12 Liebherr will showcase its first hydraulic luffing jib crane in combination with a slim and climbing tower system. The new Liebherr LTM
1110-5.2 mobile crane and a new all terrain will also be showcased.
telescopic truck crane. The 120|TT, base rated at 110-mt (120-ton), telescopic truck terrain crane has all-wheel steer capability. The four-axle 120|TT also has a new, wider single occupant cab, first showcased on the 120|HT. The 120|TT also comes with a new air-ride suspension design, and disc brakes on a rear-steer truck crane for improved braking performance. For added engine performance and fuel economy the 120|TT is powered by a Cummins 339 kW (445 hp) 2021 EPA emissions compliant X12 Series engine. Top speed on the 120|TT is 88 km/h (55 mph).
It’s hard to miss Liebherr’s stand
LINK-BELT CRANES FS.903/3 Link-Belt will present its portfolio of rough terrain, telescopic truck, truck terrain, all terrain, lattice crawler, and telescopic crawler cranes. It will continue to be a combined display with its sister company, Sumitomo Heavy Industries Construction Cranes Co., Ltd. (HSC). This approach serves the needs of both of companies and helps minimises each company’s overall cost. At Bauma 2022 Link-Belt
will showcase three cranes: the 80-ton (75-mt) TCC-800 telescopic crawler crane; the 85-ton (80-mt) 85|RT rough terrain crane; and the all-new 120-ton (110-mt) 120|TT
Link-Belt will display the four-axle 120|TT
LOCATELLI CRANE FS.1101/9 Milan, Italy-based Locatelli, which was founded in 1954, will talk visitors through its range of offroad and city cranes which encompass rough-terrain cranes ranging from 12.5 tonnes through to 110 tonnes, telescopic cranes and truck mounted cranes (35t - 55t).
LUIGI CATTANEO FS.1203/1 Cattaneo was founded in 1957 and the company specialises in the construction of tower cranes for the building industry. Representatives from Cattaneo will be happy to f
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