Sany SAC2200

The SANY SAC2200 is a 220-ton all-terrain crane equipped with a six-section 68-meter telescopic boom and an optional 36-meter jib, delivering a maximum lifting height of 104 meters. Designed with a five-axle carrier, high-performance hydraulic system, and advanced safety features, it offers excellent maneuverability and efficient heavy-lift performance across varied job sites.

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Product Description

The SANY SAC2200 all-terrain crane combines powerful lifting performance with intelligent technology and practical design features aimed at improving efficiency and safety on the jobsite. This 220-ton capacity crane uses self-assembly and disassembly systems for the main and auxiliary winches, reducing the traveling weight of the machine, improving transport efficiency, and lowering fuel consumption.

Equipped with seven-section U-shaped booms made of fine-grain high-strength steel plate, the SAC2200 offers a maximum boom length of 103 meters, achieving a lifting height of 103.5 meters and a maximum lifting capacity of 220 tons. The crane is fitted with a 0° to 40° automatically adjustable infinite variable luffing jib, enabling quick transitions between operating conditions and improving work efficiency.

The SAC2200’s hydraulic system is designed for both speed and precision. It uses a self-developed dual-pump converging/diversion main valve system, allowing converging flow of the single-action dual-pump to reach up to 520 liters per minute, ensuring rapid and efficient operation. The combined-action dual-pump diversion system provides stable controllability with independent oil supply. An electric proportional variable displacement piston pump further enhances efficiency by ensuring precise flow control, reducing energy consumption while improving operational accuracy.

Built on an innovative five-axle chassis with multiple braking modes, the SAC2200 offers high stability, strong traveling performance, and improved safety through integrated tipping early-warning technology. Its compact vehicle length, six steering modes, and six different suspension modes make it especially agile, providing excellent maneuverability even in confined job sites.

The crane features a modern electronic control system built on an internationally advanced distributed bus data communication network. Coupled with an array of high-precision sensing elements, the system delivers real-time feedback, monitors crane status continuously, and offers a user-friendly human-computer interface that can be customized to meet operator preferences.

For operator safety and comfort, the SAC2200’s cab is constructed with safety glass and anti-corrosion steel plates and includes an ergonomic design. Features such as voice alarms, anti-rollover protection, ABS braking, and SANY’s specialized SYML automatic operation control system ensure logical, interlocked monitoring of operations and promote safe crane handling.

The crane also includes a lifting expert system that guides the operator in selecting or adjusting the optimal lifting plan, thereby enhancing both safety and construction efficiency. With joysticks, buttons, instruments, and indicators arranged ergonomically, the SAC2200 offers a comfortable and intuitive working environment.

As the first five-axle 220-ton all-terrain crane made in China, the SAC2200 stands out for its compact design, powerful gradeability, and superior boom structure. The U-shaped boom increases buckling modulus by 15%, achieving a maximum rated capacity of 220 tons and a maximum moment of 6,900 kNm. It was the first Chinese-made model to achieve a fully extended boom and jib length of 105 meters, and it remains a benchmark in lifting performance with fast boom extension and retraction—achievable in just 10 minutes—and a hoisting rope speed of up to 130 meters per minute.

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