Sany QY100

The Sany QY100 is a robust truck-mounted crane built for heavy-duty lifting applications, rated for a maximum lifting capacity of 100 tons. It is engineered with a five-section main boom extending up to 50 meters, offering both high vertical reach and extended working radius. This is complemented by a jib extension of 16 meters, giving the crane a maximum lifting height of approximately 66 meters, allowing it to efficiently handle complex lifting tasks on infrastructure and energy projects.

Mounted on a custom heavy-duty truck chassis, the crane supports high mobility and reliable performance on varied terrains. The truck is likely equipped with a high-output diesel engine (though specifics are not fully listed in the leaflet), enabling efficient road speeds and climbing capabilities, while ensuring compliance with modern emission standards.

The crane’s superstructure includes dual winches for main and auxiliary lifting, each optimized for high rope speed and line pull. These winches are powered by a sophisticated hydraulic system with accurate load sensing, delivering smooth and responsive control for lifting, slewing, and telescoping operations. The slewing system provides 360-degree continuous rotation with safety mechanisms to ensure smooth engagement and braking.

Hydraulic outriggers provide a wide footprint, ensuring optimal stability during lifting operations. The crane is designed with advanced load moment limiters, electronic safety systems, and ergonomic control stations. Operator comfort and control are enhanced with a large, air-conditioned cab and an intuitive display panel for monitoring crane parameters in real time.

The QY100 combines raw lifting power with operational safety and user-centric controls, making it well-suited for heavy lifting in sectors such as civil engineering, bridge construction, and industrial installations.