Examples of Crawler Crane Ropes

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Terex CC8800 Twin

Lifting height: > 200 m (> 656.2 ft)
Load capacity: 3200 t (3525 tons)
Hoisting ropes: Eurolift 40mm: 4 ropes each 1540m, 1x 760m
Boom hoist (luffing) ropes: Parafit 40mm: 1540m, 1140m

Manitowoc 31000 (Duke)

Manitowoc’s biggest crane ever equipped with CASAR ropes

Lifting height: 187 m (680 ft)
Load capacity: 2300 t (2535 UStons)
Line pull: 490 kN (139m/min)

Hoisting ropes:

Starlift Plus 50mm; 2 x 1390m, 1 x 780m
Rigging winch: 19mm x 440m

Boom hoist rope:

Parafit 34mm; 1x 2310m

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