Tadano
GTC-600-2
119,050 lb (54 t)
Capacité de levage
36 ft (11.0 m)
Portée max
Équivalents entre marques
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| Modèle | Correspondance | Capacité de levage | Portée max |
|---|---|---|---|
| XCMG XGC55T | 98% | 121,254 lb (55 t) | 34.8 ft (10.6 m) |
| Xcmg Cranes XGTC55 | 97% | 121,254 lb (55 t) | 38.2 ft (11.6 m) |
| Xcmg Cranes XGTC45 | 89% | 99,208 lb (45 t) | 37.7 ft (11.5 m) |
| Xcmg Cranes XGTC65 | 88% | 143,300 lb (65 t) | 39.4 ft (12.0 m) |
| Xcmg Cranes XTC65 | 88% | 143,300 lb (65 t) | 39.4 ft (12.0 m) |
| Grove GHC85 | 85% | 169,756 lb (77 t) | 36.1 ft (11.0 m) |
Documents
Spécifications complètes
| Boom Extension | 28.9 ft - 49.9 ft | ↗ |
| Boom Extension (metric) | 8.8 m, 15.2 m | ↗ |
| Capacity | 60 USt | ↗ |
| Capacity (metric) | 132,277 lb (60 t) | ↗ |
| Dimensions | 43 ft 0 in L x 11 ft 5 in W x 12 ft 1 in H | ↗ |
| Dimensions (metric) | 13.2 m L x 3.48 m W x 3.69 m H | ↗ |
| Engine | Cummins QSB6.7 | ↗ |
| GVM | 103,900 lbs (47,128 kg) | ↗ |
| GVM (metric) | 103,899 lb (47,128 kg) | ↗ |
| Hoist Line Pull | 13,311 lbs (6,038 kg) | ↗ |
| Hoist Line Pull (metric) | 59.2 kN | ↗ |
| MAX Radius | 155 ft (47.2 m) | ↗ |
| Main Boom Length | 36 ft 1 in - 113 ft 10 in | ↗ |
| Main Boom Length (metric) | 11.0 m - 34.7 m | ↗ |
| Max. Counterweight | 28,200 lbs (12,791 kg) | ↗ |
| Max. Counterweight (metric) | 28,199 lb (12,791 kg) | ↗ |
| Max. Radius (metric) | 144 ft (44 m) | ↗ |
| Max. Tip Height | 164 ft (49.9 m) | ↗ |
| Max. Tip Height (metric) | 164 ft (49.9 m) | ↗ |
| Track Width Extended | 17 ft 1 in | ↗ |
| Track Width Extended (metric) | 17.1 ft (5.2 m) | ↗ |
| Track Width Retracted | 11 ft 5 in | ↗ |
| Track Width Retracted (metric) | 11.4 ft (3.5 m) | ↗ |
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