XCA750K8‑1
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XCA750K8‑1 all‑terrain crane delivers outstanding comprehensive performance for ultra‑heavy lifting under harsh working conditions. Its 8‑segment U‑profile 96.6 m telescopic main boom supports up to 130 boom telescoping combinations, covering 99% high‑altitude hoisting requirements for rooftop and tall‑structure construction. Three sets of outrigger span selections, three superlift spread angles, three counterweight displacement positions and three superlift working modes significantly enhance site adaptability for narrow and confined working zones. Independent dual‑engine layout separates power output for chassis travelling and upper‑body hoisting operations, optimizing fuel economy. The 6‑axle 4‑drive multi‑steering chassis features 23.4 m minimum turning diameter, strong climbing performance and excellent trafficability on muddy, sloped mountainous construction sites. It realizes heavy‑load short‑haul transfer with superlift fitted, capable of passing height‑restricted culverts without large‑scale disassembly‑assembly work, shortening site transition cycle. Full‑function wireless remote control operates superlift, counterweight and outriggers, cutting manual labor cost by 50%. Intelligent control suite includes active boom‑shape control, one‑click superlift tensioning, load‑moment monitoring, overload interlock and fault self‑diagnosis for full‑process safety supervision. Main attachments such as lattice jib, counterweight blocks and hooks maintain high interchangeability with adjacent‑tonnage XCMG cranes to lower spare‑parts investment. Rear‑mount operator cabin ensures symmetrical main‑boom layout and balanced tire load for safer road travelling; panoramic ergonomic cabin offers comfortable long‑shift heavy‑duty operation environment.
Powerful Ultra‑heavy Lifting Performance:
Rated 750‑ton lifting capacity; 8‑section 96.6 m U‑shaped main boom, max lifting moment 14700 kN·m, max combined lifting height up to 143 m, rich boom telescoping combinations to satisfy diverse high‑altitude heavy‑load working conditions.
Superior Complex‑site Adaptability:
Triple‑mode outrigger span, multi‑angle superlift configurations and 140‑t position‑adjustable counterweight, perfectly adapt narrow urban sites and mountain wind‑farm construction environments.
High‑efficiency Heavy‑load Transition:
Supports travelling with superlift assembly installed; passes 4.2 m culvert height‑limit, minimizes disassembly‑assembly workload and accelerates relocation between different job‑sites.
Reliable Chassis Mobility:
6‑axle 4‑drive multi‑mode steering chassis, compact turning radius, strong gradeability, excellent off‑road performance for poor‑condition construction roads.
Intelligent Safety & Wireless Operation:
One‑click superlift tensioning, active boom‑shape control, full‑range safety interlock; full‑function wireless remote control for superlift, counterweight and outriggers reduces onsite manual work significantly.
Economical Attachment Interchangeability:
Lattice jib, counterweight blocks and hook assemblies are interchangeable with XCMG adjacent‑tonnage cranes, decreasing procurement, transportation and maintenance costs.
Human‑centered Safety Design:
Rear‑positioned operator cabin for balanced axle‑load distribution during travelling; panoramic shock‑absorbing cabin optimizes long‑time operating comfort for operators.
Item | Specification |
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Model | XCA750K8‑1 |
Type | All‑Terrain Crane |
Rated Lifting Capacity | 750 Ton |
Max Lifting Moment | 14700 kN·m |
Main Boom | 8‑section U‑shaped telescopic boom, 96.6 m |
Max Lifting Height(Main Boom + Jib) | 143 m |
Power Configuration | Weichai Dual‑engine: Chassis 480 kW, Superstructure 221 kW |
Chassis | 6‑axle, 4‑drive multi‑mode steering chassis |
Min Turning Diameter | 23.4 m |
Max Travelling Speed | 80 km/h |
Max Gradeability | 46 % |
Counterweight | 140 t position‑adjustable combined counterweight |
Core Feature | Triple‑mode outrigger span, multi‑angle superlift, heavy‑load culvert‑passing transition |
Control System | Intelligent boom active‑control, one‑click superlift tensioning, full‑function wireless remote control |
Note: Please replace with official factory full‑data sheet for precise project quotation.
‑ On‑shore wind farm installation and high‑altitude wind‑turbine maintenance
‑ Petrochemical & chemical plant heavy‑equipment installation and overhaul
‑ Power transmission tower erection and cross‑line heavy hoisting
‑ Long‑span bridge component hoisting, erection and repair
‑ Large‑scale high‑rise building steel‑structure installation
‑ Urban large‑complex infrastructure construction
‑ Heavy‑duty equipment relocation and large‑scale emergency rescue projects
A: XCA750K8‑1, XCMG heavy‑duty 750‑ton six‑axle all‑terrain crane, maximum lifting moment reaches 14700 kN·m.
A: It features 96.6 m eight‑section U‑shaped main boom, triple‑mode outrigger & multi‑angle superlift assembly, 140‑ton adjustable counterweight, Weichai dual‑engine power system. It can travel with superlift fitted and pass 4.2 m culvert height‑limit; full‑function wireless remote control greatly improves onsite working efficiency.
A: We mainly supply brand‑new XCA750K8‑1 all‑terrain crane. Used units are available subject to stock; please send inquiry for stock status and quotation.
A: FOB, CIF, CFR terms are acceptable. Lead time depends on stock and production schedule, please submit your inquiry for latest delivery arrangement.
A: Complete operation‑maintenance manuals, remote technical consultation, spare‑parts supply and video‑based technical guidance. Overseas on‑site service is negotiable.
A: Yes. Lattice jib, wind‑power dedicated jib, various counterweight combinations, multi‑spec hook blocks and other attachments can be selected according to your actual hoisting‑project requirements.
A: All‑terrain crane adopts multi‑axle all‑wheel‑steering chassis with superior off‑road capability. It can travel and operate on uneven, muddy and mountainous construction sites while maintaining ultra‑heavy lifting performance, more suitable for large‑scale high‑altitude heavy‑load projects.