Crawler Crane

Sany SCE8000A

Crawler cranes are used for heavy lifts that need high capacity and a long boom. Because they need a large, prepared set-up area, ground bearing capacity is part of the lift plan.

Maximum load capacity: 800 t
Main boom length: 24.0 - 165.0 m
Maximum load moment (with superlift): 12,000 tm
Fixed jib length: 12.0 m

Equipment

Use and Selection

Sany SCE8000A is a 800-tonne crawler crane used for heavy lifts such as refinery, steel plant and wind turbine installation.

The Sany SCE8000A is the highest-capacity crawler crane in our fleet. Added in 2024, it is rigged with a derrick boom and ballast for heavy, high lifts, which is why it comes into consideration on jobs built around a main lift: refinery modules, plant equipment or large steel structures.

Beyond the load weight, the working radius, lifting height, boom configuration, ground bearing capacity and set-up area decide the choice.

Fleet card

1unit in our fleet

Manufacturer: Sany
Model: SCE8000A
Type: Crawler Crane
Production year: 2024

Technical Specifications

Values from the Ultrans equipment record. Maximum figures depend on boom, jib and counterweight configuration; usable capacity is set per job from the load chart.

Maximum load capacity: 800 t
Main boom length: 24.0 - 165.0 m
Maximum load moment (with superlift): 12,000 tm
Fixed jib length: 12.0 m
Superlift mast length: 42.0 m
Central ballast: 80 t
Counterweight: 230 t
Derrick ballast: 390 t
Engine power: 447 kW
Total ballast: 700 t

The maximum capacity shown is what the crane reaches in its best boom and ballast configuration at short radius. On a real lift the usable capacity can be much lower depending on radius, boom length, ballast and ground; every job is assessed separately against the load chart and a lift plan.

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