Specifications for lattice boom cranes. Below you find the most important specifications for numerous lattice boom cranes from divers crane manufacturers. A click on the crane type opens a comprehensive spec sheet for the lattice boom crane in the FLEETfile - our database for mobile crane specifications. You will find additional specifications, such as dimensions, drive units, booms and much more, as well as load capacities and crane owners. On our web page Mobile crane load charts you find complete load charts and scaled top views for many mobile cranes from all crane manufacturers.
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Lattice boom crane specifications
Lattice boom crane | Capacity | Axles | Counterweight | Main boom | Fixed jib | Fly jib |
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Krupp 14 GG | 14 t | 2 | 1,7 t | 6-30 m | 6 m | - |
Krupp 16 GG | 16 t | 2 | 1,7 t | 6-30 m | 6 m | - |
Terex-Demag TC 85 | 30 t | 3 | 3,9 t | 6-42 m | 4,5-12 m | - |
Sennebogen 640 M | 40 t | 2 | 5,7 t | 10-40 m | - | - |
Terex-Demag TC 120 | 45 t | 4 | 5,7 t | 6-48 m | 4,5-15 m | - |
Terex-Demag TC 140 | 50 t | 4 | 7,6 t | 6-48 m | 4,5-15 m | - |
Terex-Demag TC 150 | 55 t | 4 | 4,6 t | 9-48 m | 4,5-18 m | - |
Terex-Demag TC 180 | 60 t | 4 | 9,5 t | 6-57 m | 4,5-15 m | 12-30 m |
Terex-Demag TC 200 | 70 t | 5 | 4,55 t | 9-54 m | - | 12-30 m |
Gottwald AK 85-53 | 80 t | 5 | 21 t | 13,5-68,5 m | 5-20 m | 13,5-43,5 m |
Terex-Demag TC 280 | 80 t | 5 | 18 t | 9-60 m | - | 12-30 m |
Terex-Demag TC 300 | 100 t | 4 | 18 t | 9-60 m | - | 18-30 m |
Terex-Demag TC 400 | 100 t | 5 | 26 t | 9-60 m | - | 12-42 m |
Terex-Demag TC 500 | 125 t | 5 | 31 t | 9-72 m | - | 12-48 m |
Liebherr LG 1130 | 125 t | 5 | 32 t | 7-70 m | 14-35 m | 14-63 m |
Gottwald AK 200 | 135 t | 5 | 31 t | 12-68 m | 8-40 m | - |
Terex-Demag TC 600 | 140 t | 5 | 41,5 t | 9-72 m | - | 12-48 m |
Coles LT 4000 | 143 t | 5 | 35 t | 12-81 m | 9-42 m | 12-48 m |
Liebherr LG 1150 | 150 t | 6 | 44 t | 14-77 m | - | 21-63 m |
Terex-Demag TC 650 | 170 t | 5 | 48,9 t | 9-72 m | - | 12-48 m |
Gottwald AK 210-73 | 180 t | 7 | 61,5 t | 10-93 m | - | 23-65 m |
Coles LT 5000 | 200 t | 6 | 62 t | 12-96 m | 9-36 m | 9-54 m |
Liebherr LG 1200 | 200 t | 6 | 72 t | 8-77 m | - | 21-70 m |
Terex-Demag TC 1100 | 250 t | 7 | 90 t | 12-90 m | - | 12-66 m |
Terex-Demag TC 2000 | 350 t | 7 | 120 t | 12-90 m | - | 18-72 m |
Liebherr LG 1350 | 350 t | 8 | 105 t | 21-91 m | - | 21-84 m |
Terex-Demag TC 2500 | 450 t | 7 | 160 t | 24-126 m | 12-36 m | 24-84 m |
Terex-Demag TC 2400 | 450 t | 7 | 130 t | 18-90 m | - | 18-72 m |
Gottwald AK 450-83 | 450 t | 8 | 135 t | 16-100 m | - | 23-93 m |
Terex-Demag TC 3200 | 500 t | 7 | 149 t | 18-120 m | - | 24-102 m |
Terex-Demag TC 2600 | 500 t | 7 | 149 t | 18-90 m | - | 24-84 m |
Liebherr LG 1550 | 550 t | 8 | 160 t | 21-105 m | - | 21-105 m |
Terex-Demag TC 2800 | 600 t | 8 | 200 t | 24-138 m | 12-36 m | 24-96 m |
Terex-Demag TC 2800-1 | 600 t | 8 | 200 t | 24-138 m | 12-36 m | 24-96 m |
Terex-Demag TC 3800 | 650 t | 8 | 220 t | 28-98 m | - | 28-84 m |
Terex-Demag TC 3600 | 650 t | 8 | 250 t | 22-106 m | - | 21-95 m |
Terex-Demag TC 4000 | 650 t | 8 | 150 t | 18-108 m | - | 24-90 m |
Gottwald AK 680-1 | 650 t | 10 | 206 t | 23-113 m | - | 29-95 m |
Liebherr LG 1750 | 750 t | 8 | 250 t | 28-140 m | 14-21 m | 28-105 m |
Gottwald AK 850 | 850 t | 10 | 206 t | 23-113 m | - | 29-95 m |
Gottwald AK 912 | 900 t | 10 | 206 t | 23-113 m | - | 29-95 m |
Lattice boom cranes
Lattice boom cranes combine the mobility of an all terrain crane with the high lifting capacities of a lattice boom mast. The advantage of Lattice boom cranes is that they can travel on own axle to the job site. Lifting capacities of Lattice boom cranes are comparable to those of crawler cranes. The biggest up to date lattice boom crane is the LG 1750 from Liebherr. In former times the leading manufacturer of lattice boom cranes was Gottwald. They had built several trailblazing lattice boom cranes like the AK 850 or the AK 912. Though the company is not active anymore for more than 20 years now, many of the Gottwald lattice boom cranes are still working on job sites around the world.