Comansa celebrates the launch of the 21CM750 – largest manufactured in Hangzhou, China

The launch of the new flat-top tower crane 21CM750 crane took place on 27 November 2019, in Hangzhou, China. Comansa will also start manufacturing 21CM750 at its factory in China, mainly to meet the needs of the Asian market, which increasingly demand heavier load cranes.

More than one hundred guests attended the event, including the leader of the Xiaoshan District, the President of the Comansa Group, the manager of Comansa in China, the main rental companies, the Tower Crane Industry Association and end customers, both domestic and from overseas.

Comansa is taking an important step in technological innovation and product development, making a significant contribution to the construction industry by developing solutions to adapt the products to the market demand in China and other countries in the region.

Among the main technical features of this crane are:

  • Flat-Top, modular crane model.
  • Two maximum load versions: 50 and 37.5 tonnes.
  • Designed following the European safety standard EN14439.
  • Automatic changing double trolley to optimise the load chart.
  • The lifting speed is faster than for cranes of the same capacity made by other local manufacturers.
  • Interchangeable: these models share several jib sections with the 2100 series.
  • Thanks to the modular design, the jib and counter-jib sections have six different configurations to enable the adaption to do different job site conditions
  • Optimized design in the jib and counter-jib connection for faster and safer assembly and disassembly.
  • This system also allows great modularity between the two versions: the 37.5 t model can load 50 t by changing the front trolley and hooks.
  • Incorporates the Cube Cabin: the design of the cabin won the iF Design Award 2018. It is more spacious, comfortable and increases the capacity of the cabin to implement the new crane function for future needs.

The 21CM750 can be used for prefabricated construction, construction of power plants, mining, bridges and other large-scale infrastructures.

It has the approval of the Chinese National Type and the TüV Süd certification from Germany.

ModelJib lengthFree standing heightMaximum loadJib-end loadLifting power
21CM750 37.5t80m78.8m37,500kg7,300kg110kw
21CM750 50t80m78.8m50,000kg6,700kg110kw

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