Bencini self-propelled crane Model GS75L/LS Year of registration 1990 Machine in perfect condition visible in operation Swivel fifth wheel Capacity 7.5 tons Total height 19 m. Complete with booklets and ISpel certificate
A mobile crane is a type of machine used to lift and move weights in work areas such as construction sites, ports, warehouses, and more. Self-propelled cranes stand out for having an engine that allows them to move autonomously on the ground without the need to be towed by an external vehicle.
The main types of mobile cranes include:
Telescopic cranes: These are equipped with a telescopic arm that can be extended and retracted to reach different heights and lift loads of varying sizes.
Mobile tower cranes: they feature a telescopic tower that can be extended in height and carry out circular movements to lift and move loads in limited work areas.
Crawler cranes: These have tracks rather than wheels, which allows them to move over rough or muddy terrain without risk of getting stuck.
To operate a mobile crane, you must have specific training and follow established safety procedures. Typically, the personnel assigned to use the crane must be certified to operate this type of machinery and must know its lifting and moving capabilities, as well as maintenance methods and emergency situations. The crane must be used in compliance with current safety regulations and under the supervision of expert personnel.
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