XCMG Produces World's First 14,000-Ton Ring Crane
XCMG has announced the completion of its first 14,000-ton ring crane, marking a significant advancement in ultra-heavy lifting technology. The crane was jointly developed with Sinopec Heavy Lifting & Engineering.
XUZHOU, China – XCMG has announced that the first unit of the world's first 14,000-ton ring crane has rolled off its production line. This development signifies a historic breakthrough in ultra-heavy lifting technology.
The new crane, a joint effort between XCMG and Sinopec Heavy Lifting & Engineering, is designed to address the demands of large-scale construction projects. Its capacity allows for the lifting of unprecedented weights, facilitating the erection of more complex structures.
The development focused on enhancing safety and efficiency. The crane is intended to reduce the number of required lifts and shorten construction timelines for major infrastructure projects, including nuclear power plants, large bridges, and offshore wind farms.
XCMG stated that the successful completion of the prototype opens new possibilities for the construction industry and solidifies the company's position in the global heavy machinery market.