| Customization: | Available |
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| After-sales Service: | Video, Tel, Door-to-Door Service |
| Warranty: | >60m |
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The SAN Y STC800E6 is a high-capacity truck crane designed for heavy-duty lifting operations. It boasts an impressive maximum lifting height of 85.5 meters and a maximum lifting moment of 3499 kN·m, making it a formidable contender in the heavy-lifting industry. Powered by a Weichai engine with options for either national V or VI emission standards, this crane ensures both power and compliance with environmental regulations. With a total machine weight of 50,000 kg and a maximum counterweight of 25.2 tons, the STC800E6 is built for stability and strength. Its dimensions, including an overall length of 14,970 mm, width of 2,800 mm, and height of 3920 mm, are optimized for maneuverability on the job site. The crane also features a high maximum travel speed of 90 km/h, a minimum turning radius of 12 m, and a maximum gradient ability of 45%, showcasing its excellent mobility and adaptability for various terrains.
KEY FEATURES:
| Category | Parameter | Unit | Value |
|---|---|---|---|
| Dimensions | Total Length of Crane | mm | 15,270 |
| Total Width of Crane | mm | 2,800 | |
| Total Height of Crane | mm | 3,880 (3,900) | |
| Weight | Total Weight of Crane | kg | 50,000 |
| Power Parameters | Engine Model | - | Weichai WP12.375E50 / WP12.400E62 |
| Maximum Engine Power | kW/rpm | 276/1900 | |
| Maximum Engine Torque | N.m/rpm | 1800/1000-1400 | |
| Lifting Performance | Maximum Lifting Height | m | 85.5 |
| Maximum Lifting Moment | kN.m | 3499 | |
| Operational Speeds | Main Hoist Max Single Line Speed | m/min | 130 |
| Boom Full Extension/Retraction Time | s | 140/160 | |
| Boom Full Raising/Lowering Time | s | 65/90 | |
| Swing Speed | r/min | 0-1.8 | |
| Travel Parameters | Maximum Travel Speed | km/h | 80 |
| Minimum Turning Radius | m | 12 | |
| Approach Angle | ° | ≥10 | |
| Departure Angle | ° | ≥14 | |
| Maximum Gradient | % | 44 | |
| Fuel Consumption per 100 km | L | ≤44 |
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