XCMG: Can the XCT90L7 dance? - Spire dancers, people and cars dance together

Anyone who has worked on the disassembly and assembly of tower cranes knows that this is a technical job. It not only tests the driver's skills but also the vehicle's capabilities. So, disassembling and assembling tower cranes is a dance between people and vehicles, and the newly launched XCT90L7 by XCMG is your best dance partner when disassembling and assembling tower cranes!

The most important aspect of disassembling and assembling a tower crane is its micro-movement. With just a slight finger from the operator and a light movement of the handle by the operator, the crane needs to move within a range of just a few millimeters. Even under heavy-load conditions, the XCT90L7 can still achieve a lifting speed of 2.5m/min. Moreover, the minimum stable rotation speed can reach 0.1°/s, which can definitely ensure smooth disassembly and assembly.

Disassembling and assembling tower cranes, especially when disassembling tower cranes, is also a highly dangerous and challenging task. At the moment of disassembly and assembly, there will be an instantaneous impact. This requires the operator to have excellent skills and operational experience, and the performance of the crane must be strong enough.

The main boom of the XCT90L7 has a length of 68 meters. Under common disassembly and assembly conditions, such as a main boom length of 42.4 meters and a span of 12 meters, its rated lifting capacity reaches 27 tons, far exceeding that of products of the same tonnage in the industry.

Now that your performance can handle the challenges, if you can make your dance partner smarter at this point, it will surely add luster to your cooperation.

The XCT90L7 is equipped with an automatic amplitude compensation capability. At the moment of lifting a heavy object, due to the automatic deformation of the large arm under the effect of gravity, the XCT90L7 will automatically provide an amplitude to counteract the deformation effect. This can effectively ensure that the heavy object does not shift or impact, greatly enhancing safety.

The disassembly and assembly of tower cranes usually involve firing one shot and moving to another location. How to reduce the operating costs for customers? XCT90L7 has once again thought of a solution for you.

To forge iron, one must first be strong oneself. The XCT90L7 adopts a super-strong load-bearing chassis, capable of achieving short-distance heavy-load transfer of 24.6t with full counterweight. Moreover, the distribution of counterweight placement is more reasonable, avoiding uneven bridge load and leaving sufficient space for carrying other personal items.

With the development of the construction and installation market, tower cranes have also evolved towards larger tonnages. At this point, could a 90-ton crane better meet your usage requirements? Is the XCT90L7 a tower tip dancer you have participated in the disassembly and assembly of tower cranes and danced with them?