Sany SAC6000 600t all terrain crane 8 axles high quality for turbine all-terrain crane
≈ US$917,800
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700,000 kg
Lifting height
90 m
China, Hang Zhou Shi
75,000 kg
Lifting height
47.3 m
China, Shanghai
41,870 kg
Lifting height
60 m
China
75,000 kg
Lifting height
45 m
China, Shanghai
80,000 kg
Lifting height
50 m
China, Xinzhuanm Shanghai
180,000 kg
China, Shanghai
100,000 kg
Lifting height
64.5 m
China, Shanghai
220,000 kg
Lifting height
76 m
China, Xinzhuanm Shanghai
104 m
China, Shanghai
50,000 kg
Lifting height
62 m
China, Hefei
80,000 kg
Lifting height
45 m
China, Anyang City, Henan province
160,000 kg
Lifting height
60 m
China, Shanghai
55,000 kg
Lifting height
66 m
China, Hefei
100,000 kg
Lifting height
78 m
China, Anyang City, Henan province
11,340 kg
Lifting height
41.15 m
China, Shanghai
100,000 kg
Lifting height
61.5 m
China, Anyang City, Henan province
All-terrain crane parts
It features a 7-section, ultra-long U-shaped main boom that extends to 90 meters, with a maximum lifting moment of 18,228 kN·m—ranking first in the industry.
The vehicle measures 21.35 * 3.0* 4.0 m , with gross weight of 96 t, a maximum travel speed of 75 km/h, and a maximum gradeability of 37.4%.
With an approach angle of 12° and a departure angle of 18°, it offers excellent maneuverability.
In terms of lifting performance, the SAC6000 features a 7-section, ultra-long U-shaped main boom that extends to a full length of 90 m. It delivers a maximum lifting moment of 18,228 kN·m, utilizes an outrigger span of 10.8 m × 10.8 m (longitudinal × lateral), and supports a maximum counterweight of 165 t. The maximum rated lifting capacity is 600 t, with a minimum rated radius of 3 m.
The crane can be equipped with a fixed jib (up to 42 m long) or a luffing jib (up to 90 m long), enabling a maximum lifting height of 136 m when configured with the luffing jib.
Designed for various wind turbine operating conditions: capable of lifting 80t for turbines with a hub height of 80m, 72t for those with a hub height of 85m, and 60t for those with a hub height of 90m—fully meeting the installation and maintenance requirements for 2.0MW wind turbines.
It is equipped with a Mercedes-Benz OM502LA engine (480 kW/1800 rpm, 3000 N·m peak torque) paired with a ZF 12-speed manual/automatic transmission (featuring a torque converter).
8-axle all-terrain chassis designed for specialized use; features drive on the 1st, 2nd, 4th, and 5th axles, all-wheel steering, and multiple steering modes, ensuring high maneuverability.