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L68 basic Section For Tower Crane
Basic mast section is typical components of a tower crane. All tower cranes consists of the same basic parts base • bolted to a large concrete pad that supports the crane • connects to the mast (or tower)
| L68 Basic Mast section | |
| Brand | ZTM |
| Dimension | 2.0*2.0*7.5M |
| Material | Q345B, Q235B steel |
| Accessories | Including a full set pin, ladder, bolts & nuts |
| Application | Tower Crane |
| Painting | Polyurethane |
| Unique selling point | Reinforced Structural Parts |
| Color | As customer's requirement |
| Packaging Details | nude in container |
| Delivery Time | Depends on the order quantity |
| Payment Type | L/C,T/T,Western Union |
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Installation tower crane basic section
The crane is mounted on special anchor angles,frames or an expendable tower section, cast into the concrete foundation block.
The basic section of the tower crane and its foundation bearing capacity should meet the requirements of the operating instructions and design drawings. The foundation section should be checked and accepted before installation and can be installed only after it is qualified. There should be drainage facilities around the foundation.
If the tower crane installation site does not have drainage facilities, or if inferior basic sections produced by irregular manufacturers are used, it is easy to cause the basic section to break, and a tower crane toppling accident may occur, resulting in major losses.
Mast basic section production process
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