Tadano GTC-800

Manufacturer:

Tadano

Model:

GTC-800

Category:

Crawler Crane

Max Capacity:

88 USt

Boom Length:

35-114 ft

More About This Crane

The Tadano GTC-800 crawler crane is a testament to advanced engineering and robust performance, designed to meet the demands of today’s challenging job sites. Built with massive steel fabrications and powered by diesel engines combined with cutting-edge hydraulics, this tele-boom crawler crane is equipped to handle substantial loads with ease. For enhanced operational efficiency, the GTC-800 features an integrated telematics system using HELLO-NET, allowing for real-time machine data logging and monitoring accessible via the Internet, significantly improving job site management and productivity.

This innovative crane also includes the OPTI-WIDTH asymmetrical track positioning system, which enhances lifting capacity by adapting to different operational conditions. Safety and precision are prioritized with features like a standard load moment indicator and an anti-two block system, complete with graphic displays and audio-visual warnings. The electronic display provides vital information including boom angle, length, radius, tip height, relative load moment, and maximum permissible load indications, along with warnings for impending two-block situations. All these capabilities combine to make the Tadano GTC-800 a formidable choice for contractors seeking reliability and efficiency in their lifting operations.

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