NEWS Ӏ NOVEMBER 2024


NEW SELF-ERECTOR FROM POTAIN


Manitowoc has launched the new Potain Igo M 24-19. The crane debuted at the Batimat tradeshow in Paris, France. It replaces Potain’s best-selling Igo M 14 and joins the Igo MA 21 and Hup M 28-22 A in the company’s range of mobile self-erecting cranes. The Igo M 24-19 is compact, measuring 11.83 m in length in its folded position, allowing it to access narrow, restricted job sites. There are three jib configuration options of 12.3 m, 21 m, and the full 24 metre option. The Igo M 24-19 has a permanent ballast installed and offers three steering axle options for travel. There’s also a 25 km/h tow bar, an 80 km/h tow bar, and a fifth wheel.


The maximum capacity of the Igo M


24-19 is 1.8 t and will lift to 570 kg at its maximum jib length of 24 m. The height under hook is 19 m. Additionally, the crane can work in a raised jib position of 11° or 20° when more height under hook is needed. The new crane includes the following as standard: Smart Set-Up – remote- controlled guidance for automatic folding/unfolding of the crane; Potain’s Crane Control System (CCS) – to maximise lifting performance, improve operator ergonomics, and increase flexibility on the jobsite; Drive Control – for enhanced control and precision lifting on the jobsite; Power Control – an adaptable power supply; and a steering axle for maximum manoeuvrability.


NEW!


IN STOCK. PATENT PENDING. VARIOUS ADAPTORS AVAILABLE FOR MULTIPLE USES.


SERIES CODE: ML180


H-FRAME = UP TO 16T SWL


MULTILIFTER


INTRODUCING THE ONE BEAM


MULTIPLE USES INFINITE POSSIBILITIES


LIFTING FRAME CONFIGURATION


LIFTING BEAM = UP TO 16T SWL SEMI-SPREADER = UP TO 23T SWL


INNOVATION IN LIFTING


UNDER BEAM ADAPTER


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