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F500TC-05
In construction and lifting operations, equipment often faces limitations regarding operating radius and slewing flexibility. Many lifting solutions on the market struggle to balance ease of transport with stability under heavy loads. Buyers frequently find it challenging to select the right equipment—struggling to distinguish between the ideal use cases for telescopic boom cranes versus knuckle boom cranes—while also harboring concerns about equipment compatibility and the adequacy of safety features. We introduce the F500TC-05 hydraulic telescopic boom crane, featuring a maximum rated lifting capacity of 20 tons and a lifting moment of 50 ton-meters. Designed for mounting directly onto a truck chassis, it utilizes a 360° full-slewing structure and offers a maximum working radius of 20 meters. This ensures stable heavy-load lifting for applications such as building construction, municipal emergency repairs, and logistics handling. Compared to ship-based telescopic boom cranes, this model is better suited for land-based, mobile operations, offering a distinct alternative to knuckle boom cranes, material-handling (grab) machines, and forestry (timber-handling) cranes.
The F500TC-05 truck-mounted crane has a self-weight of 6,500 kg and an outrigger span of up to 7,600 mm; this wide outrigger configuration ensures the stability of the entire unit during lifting operations. Its hydraulic system operates at a rated pressure of 26 MPa with a flow rate of 120 L/min, ensuring smooth extension, luffing, and slewing movements. Standard features include a load moment limiter, auxiliary outriggers, and an oil cooler, with optional add-ons such as a remote control system and an extended jib to accommodate diverse on-site lifting requirements. Unlike knuckle boom cranes, which utilize a folding-arm design, the F500TC-05 employs a multi-section telescopic boom to facilitate long-reach operations—making it ideal for lifting over long radii in open environments. Meanwhile, material-handling (grab) machines and forestry cranes are primarily designed for grasping materials, and ship-based telescopic or knuckle boom cranes are engineered specifically for marine/vessel applications. Buyers should select the appropriate equipment based on their specific operational environment.
1. 50 ton-meter (t·m) lifting moment, 20-ton maximum lifting capacity, and a maximum working radius of 20 meters. Supports 360° full-circle rotation, offering an extensive operational range.
2. Equipped with wide-span outriggers and a load moment limiter. Features a stable, controllable hydraulic system and comprehensive safety protection. Optional features include remote control and an extended jib.
1. Before starting operations, fully extend the outriggers and verify the ground's load-bearing capacity. Avoid lifting operations on soft ground to minimize the risk of the crane tipping over.
2. Regularly check the cleanliness of the hydraulic oil and replace it according to the equipment manual to ensure the long-term, stable performance of the telescopic boom crane.
Q1: Can this telescopic boom crane be mounted on any truck chassis?
A1: The unit requires an installation space of 1400mm and a recommended power output of 55kW. Installation parameters—such as the chassis load capacity and frame structure—must be verified beforehand; we can assist you in selecting a suitable chassis.
Q2: What are its advantages compared to a knuckle boom crane?
A2: This telescopic boom crane offers a longer reach, making it ideal for lifting tasks at greater distances and larger radii. In contrast, a knuckle boom crane (articulating crane) is better suited for operations in confined spaces; each type is designed for different working conditions.
Q3: What does ongoing maintenance entail, and what after-sales support is provided?
A3: Routine maintenance focuses on inspecting hydraulic lines, outriggers, and the load moment limiter. We provide technical guidance, remote troubleshooting assistance, and spare parts supply. We also offer consultation for other equipment, including marine telescopic boom cranes, marine knuckle boom cranes, grab machines, and forestry cranes (log loaders).
Q4: Is a remote control included as standard?
A4: The remote control and extended jib are optional accessories. The base model comes standard with a load moment limiter, auxiliary outriggers, and an oil cooler.