Three movements to describe
Vertical hook travel lifts the load. Rotation changes its direction around the support. Boom position determines where the hook can reach. These movements are not interchangeable: a hook that lifts high enough may still fail to reach the landing point. Describe both pickup and placement positions, obstacles and the path between them.
Choose the support and relocation method
The folding hydraulic crane uses a boom and workshop frame; its folded form helps with storage, not loaded travel. A mobile floor crane requires suitable floor space and a clear route. Roof-mounted equipment needs a defined connection and a supporting structure reviewed for the task. Wheels or a compact frame do not establish permission to travel with a suspended load.
Capacity belongs to a working position
Compare the permitted load at the required reach and boom setting, not just the highest figure in a series name. Ask for the proposed model, mounting details, power supply and applicable load information. SUCCESS can review the handling brief before an order; final operating limits belong in the selected equipment documentation.
