enhancing safety,” Peretin said.“ This system enhances both safety and lifting capacity, particularly when lifting over track corners and while operating with reduced track widths.”
Link-Belt’ s newest technologies are focused on fuel efficiency and confinedarea performance.“ The TCC-1800 incorporates an HVAC Auxiliary Power Unit integrated into the Pulse 2.0 touchscreen display system,” Dawson related.“ The APU powers climate control, crane displays, radios and lighting without requiring operation of the main engine, resulting in reduced fuel consumption and lower idle time.
Additional efficiency comes from a Stage V / Tier 4 Final Cummins QSB6.7 engine with auto-idle capability.”
The TCC-1800 also introduces independent extension cylinders for each side frame, allowing controlled track extension and retraction from inside the cab. This supports Variable Confined Area Lifting Capacities( V-CALC), enabling asymmetrical track positions and 360-degree lifting charts with pick-andcarry capability on compact jobsites, Dawson added.
Sany’ s latest technology investments focus on safety, transportability, operator comfort and operational versatility. The company’ s cranes, including the new SCA1100TB, feature a camera package that includes a 360-degree surround-view system covering the machine and surrounding work area. The system can also alert operators when personnel enter the crane’ s operating zone.
Sany’ s touchscreen Load Moment Indicator also displays real-time operating information, including ground-bearing pressure, and automatically disables hydraulic functions when unsafe conditions are detected.
Looking ahead, Sany plans to introduce an integrated APU system that will allow
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