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F400TC-05
F400TC-05 16-Ton Telescopic Boom Truck-Mounted Crane
Many lifting units on the market struggle to balance long-reach operation with load stability, often making it difficult for buyers to select the right equipment—whether a telescopic boom crane or a knuckle boom crane—for their specific working conditions. We introduce the F400TC-05, a 40 t·m hydraulic telescopic boom truck-mounted crane. Built on a proven hydraulic architecture, it delivers stable lifting at long radii, making it highly versatile for various loading and unloading scenarios. The unit features a maximum lifting capacity of 16,000 kg and a self-weight of 6,500 kg. Its boom extends from 6.13 m to 21.43 m, providing a maximum working radius of 21.43 m. It supports 360° continuous rotation and comes equipped with a load moment limiter. Optional features include a remote control system, an extended jib, an oil cooler, and auxiliary outriggers. Beyond standard construction, logistics, and municipal lifting tasks, this crane can be integrated into specialized lifting solutions—such as marine telescopic or knuckle boom cranes, grab-equipped units, or forestry (timber-handling) cranes—to meet diverse operational requirements on land, at sea, or in timber handling.
Product Features
1. A five-section, long-stroke telescopic boom ensures smooth rotation and maintains a stable rated load even at large working radii, making it ideal for long-distance material handling.
2. An integrated load moment limiter monitors the load in real-time to prevent overloading. A wide range of optional accessories is available to support operations in high-temperature environments or via remote control.
Usage Tips
1. Fully extend the outriggers before operation and ensure they are positioned on a solid, stable surface. Always adhere strictly to the load chart; never exceed the specified working radius or load capacity.
2. Regularly check the condition of the hydraulic oil and perform periodic maintenance on the hydraulic circuits. If the unit is to remain idle for an extended period, ensure proper rust prevention and depressurize the hydraulic lines.
FAQ
Q1: How does this model compare to a knuckle boom crane, and for what types of working conditions is it best suited?
A1: Telescopic boom cranes are better suited for outdoor sites requiring a large operating radius and high lifting height; knuckle boom cranes are better suited for operations in confined spaces due to their folding design. You can select the appropriate model based on your specific site conditions.
Q2: What is the warranty period for the unit, and is the supply of spare parts reliable?
A2: A standard warranty is provided for core hydraulic components, with separate terms for wear-and-tear parts. Original manufacturer parts are available for bulk shipment, and remote technical support is also provided.
Q3: Can it be equipped with a grapple attachment or used as a forestry crane (for timber handling)?
A3: Yes, it can be fitted with a grapple attachment for handling timber. For maritime operations, we recommend using a ship-mounted telescopic boom crane or a marine knuckle boom crane.
Q4: What are the requirements for the truck chassis?
A4: The equipment requires an installation space of 1400 mm, and the outriggers have a maximum span of 7600 mm; please ensure the chosen chassis provides sufficient space for installation.