NUCLEON CRANE is pleased to announce that the production of two sets of LD model enkelligger bovenloopkranen for a Kazakhstan client is in full swing. These cranes are specifically designed to meet the industrial needs of our valued customers, ensuring both high performance and reliability.
Key Specifications:
Country: Kazakhstan
Load capacity: 5ton
Crane Span: 16.5m
Lifting height: 9m
Control mode: wireless remote control
Power source: 380 V/50 Hz/3 Phase
Work duty: A5
AANTAL: 2 sets
The LD model single-girder overhead crane is renowned for its efficiency and versatility in various industrial applications. With a load capacity of 5 tons, a crane span of 16.5 meters, and a lifting height of 9 meters, these cranes are ideally suited for the demanding operational environment in Kazakhstan. The inclusion of a wireless remote control ensures ease of operation and enhanced safety for the users.
The production process is being carefully monitored to ensure that these cranes meet the highest standards of quality and performance. Our dedicated engineers and technicians are working diligently to deliver these cranes within the specified timeline, fully meeting our customer's requirements.
Attached are some current production pictures showcasing our manufacturing facility's on going work. These images provide a glimpse into the meticulous craftsmanship and advanced technology that goes into the production of our cranes.
Once completed, these cranes will undergo rigorous testing to ensure they operate flawlessly in the field, providing our customers in Kazakhstan with the reliable lifting solution they require.
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