The Potain division of Manitowoc Cranes has launched the new 32 tonne MCR 625 heavy duty luffing jib tower crane.
The new crane is built at the company’s factory in Zhangjiagang, China and is aimed at markets in Asia, the Middle East, along with South and Central America and will also be offered in Australia, New Zealand and Africa. The new crane includes many features from the MR 618, which is already popular in Europe and North America.
The new 32t Potain MCR 625
The MCR 625 has a maximum capacity of 32 tonnes in two fall operation at a radius of up to 22 metres with a 40 metre jib. Or 17.5 tonne on a single line at a maximum radius of 37 metres with a 50 metre jib. The maximum jib length is 65 metres with a maximum jib tip capacity of 6.4 tonnes at 65 metre radius.
Mounted on 2.45 metres square tower sections, the Potain MCR 625 can be configured with jib lengths from 30 or 40 metres up to the 65 metre maximum in five metre increments. The superstructure counterweight is adjustable for optimal load distribution throughout the structure with a maximum weight of 60 tonnes (10x6.0 tonnes) and a maximum tailswing of 10 metres. Buyers can also choose between three hoists all of which can be equipped with up to 603 metres of wire rope. The fully rigged crane can be transported in 11 truckloads.
The 60 tonnes of variable counterweight
Regional product manager Leong Kwong-Joon said: “We are excited to introduce the Potain MCR 625, a crane that offers the perfect balance in power, precision, and compactness. By leveraging the proven design of the MR 618 and adding design elements for fast-emerging global markets, we are empowering contractors to tackle ambitious projects in urban environments with unprecedented efficiency and reliability.”
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