Hydraulic Truck Crane

XCMG QY130K

The XCMG QY130K truck crane, which was displayed at Bauma Shanghai 2016, is a sophisticated heavy-lifting machine featuring a powerful lifting capability of 130 ton. The QY130K, crafted by XCMG Group, showcases superior lifting performance with a maximum rated total lifting capacity of 130 tons and a maximum rated lifting moment of 5003 kN·m for basic boom operations. It extends up to 58 meters in height with its main boom and reaches up to 86 meters with the main and auxiliary booms combined. The crane’s winch systems provide a swift line speed of 115 m/min for both main and auxiliary winches, ensuring efficient lift operations.

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With impressive maneuverability, the QY130K has a minimal turning diameter of 24 meters and exhibits robust traveling parameters, such as a maximum traveling speed of 80 km/h and a formidable gradeability of 40%. It demonstrates a keen design focus on reducing ground clearance to a minimal 300 mm, enhancing its ability to traverse varied terrains. Moreover, the crane is equipped with an OM501LA.Ⅲ/18 engine rated at 390 kW, aligning with Euro III emission standards, which balances performance with environmental consciousness.

Designed to address the multifaceted demands of modern construction projects, the QY130K emphasizes efficiency in transport with a self-weight of 54,900 kg and a fuel consumption rate of 80 liters per 100 km. The crane’s dimensional parameters, including a length of 14,880 mm and a width of 3,000 mm, paired with its outrigger span, reinforce its stability during lifting operations.

Combining formidable strength, advanced maneuverability, and operational efficiency, the XCMG QY130K is an exemplar model in the heavy-lifting sector, ready to tackle a myriad of tasks from wind power installations to complex infrastructural projects.