Wolffkran Wolff 700 B

Tower Crane

The Wolffkran Wolff 700 B is a high-capacity luffing jib tower crane, designed for skyscraper construction, urban high-rise projects, and heavy steel lifting. With its modular design, high load capacities, and efficient luffing mechanism, the Wolff 700 B excels in confined urban job sites where space is limited. It offers precision lifting with advanced safety features, making it a preferred choice for high-rise developments such as 181 Fremont in San Francisco and Three World Trade Center in Manhattan. The Wolff 700 B provides exceptional reliability and flexibility, making it a valuable asset for demanding construction environments.

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Product Description

The Wolffkran Wolff 700 B is a powerful and versatile luffing jib tower crane, engineered for heavy-duty lifting in high-rise construction and dense urban environments. Designed to operate in tight spaces where traditional tower cranes may struggle, the Wolff 700 B features a luffing jib design, allowing it to work efficiently in overlapping crane operations without interference.

With high load capacities and an advanced counterweight system, the Wolff 700 B is ideal for lifting heavy steel structures, concrete elements, and façade panels in skyscraper construction. The modular crane design ensures easy transport, assembly, and adaptability to different project needs, making it a preferred choice for contractors requiring precision, power, and flexibility.

Milestones & Global Deployments
Level 10 Construction First to Use Wolff 700 B in the USA
In August 2015, general contractor Level 10 Construction became the first company to use the Wolff 700 B in the USA for the construction of the 181 Fremont Street skyscraper in San Francisco, USA. The crane was rented from Maxim Crane Works and played a crucial role in lifting a support column weighing over 45 tons at a 14-meter (46-foot) radius. The 181 Fremont project, standing at 244 meters (800 feet), required a crane capable of handling heavy loads in a constrained urban setting, and the Wolff 700 B delivered exceptional performance.

First Wolff Crane in Manhattan
In another major milestone, Federated Crane set up a Wolff 700 B US luffing crane at the Three World Trade Center (3 WTC) site in Manhattan, New York, USA. This marked the first-ever Wolff tower crane deployed in Manhattan. The Wolff 700 B was used to lift steel columns and girders for the outer shell of the skyscraper, playing a critical role in the tower’s structural assembly. The crane remained on-site until 2016, demonstrating its strength and reliability in one of the most demanding construction environments in the world.

With proven performance in high-profile skyscraper projects, the Wolffkran Wolff 700 B has solidified its position as a premier luffing jib tower crane, offering efficiency, safety, and precision for high-rise construction worldwide.