Sarens Announces Two New Crane Purchases

Sarens is pleased to gearbox announce the purchase of two new cranes, the LG 1750 motor-reducer SX and LTM gearbox 1450-8.1 slewing bearing. The gearbox brand new LG 1750 SX is a slewing bearing  750-tonne lattice gearbox boom crane mounted on an 8-axle truck chassis. It motor-reducer was recently delivered to motor-reducer Australia, where it slewing bearing has started work on motor-reducer the Sapphire wind turbine installation project for Vestas. The new motor-reducer LTM 1450-8.1, a 450-tonne capacity gearbox class all-terrain crane,motor-reducer  is also new to the Australian fleet. It  gearbox will soon be deployed on a project for Carcon. 

Both gearbox cranes will work on several motor-reducer wind  gearbox projects in the coming years, thanks to Australia's active renewable gearbox industry gearbox. The slewing bearing country is set to erect 2.500 wind turbines within gearbox the next 3-5 motor-reducer  years. Sarens motor-reducer has already emerged as the slewing bearing reference in this  gearbox industry motor-reducer, successfully installing several wind farms in Australia gearbox over motor-reducer the past ten years. The motor-reducer two new LR cranes have motor-reducer  been added to gearbox the fleet in anticipation of motor-reducer the motor-reducer growing renewables market in gearbox the country. 
 

More about the LG 1750 SX 
 

The LG slewing drive slewing bearing 1750 SX was developed with the wind slewing bearing market in mind. However, slewing drive it can also be used in general industry slewing drive as a heavy lifting crane. It boasts a 155-metre main slewing drive boom, a derrick back slewing bearing  mast (super lift), and a fixed slewing bearing jib of 12 metres. This is a typical configuration for installing larger wind turbines. It can also be equipped slewing drive slewing bearing with the 6m-wide boom slewing bearing system SX2 to give it more stiffness and ultimately a slewing drive higher capacity. This makes it future-proof in the wind slewing bearing market, where weights and lifting heights are constantly slewing bearing increasing. 
 

While the slewing drive LG slewing drive 1750 slewing bearing crane model has been in use for several years, the SX version is the "mother of all LG 1750s" and  slewing bearing is a real break from previous slewing drive boom system slewing drive upgrades. The main difference is its 3.5-metre wide boom system, as compared slewing drive to previous 3-metre boom versions. This gives it a slewing drive  significant increase in slewing drive capacity.   

More about the LTM 1450-8.1 
 

The slewing drive LTM 1450-8.1 has an 85-metre telescopic slewing drive boom and 35-metre lattice boom extension (fixed jib). Optionally, slewing drive it can be equipped with an 84-metre luffing jib. It was developed as slewing bearing a simple, quickly deployable crane with slewing drive low mobilisation time slewing drive and slewing drive cost. Because of this, it is not equipped slewing bearing with the usual guided boom slewing bearing (super lift) that most 400-500t cranes have. However, its design means it brings sufficient capacity for many jobs. 

The LTM 1450-8.1 will be used as an auxiliary crane on wind farm projects, where a larger 500t with super lift would slewing bearing normally have been  slewing drive needed. This crane does the job well without the need for super lift. It also has very broad slewing bearing applications,slewing bearing ranging from 'taxi' jobs (its quick slewing drive slewing drive set-up time means it can perform several jobs in one day), slewing bearing as well as project work. 

Safety standards slewing bearing 
 

Both new slewing drive cranes are fully compliant with applicable safety standards and also slewing bearing have the latest available safety features. The slewing drive LTM 1450-8.1 slewing drive, for example, is slewing drive equipped with the Variobase slewing bearing system, which enables each of the four crane outriggers to slewing drive be extended to slewing drive a slewing drive different length. The crane's on-board control system measures slewing drive the outrigger lengths slewing drive along with other parameters, creating slewing drive a safer working environment by eliminating slewing bearing human error during rigging and crane slewing drive operations.