JMG MC250 pick and carry crane
Haddenham
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Its combination of high capacity and compact construction makes it suitable for lifting, transporting and positioning machinery inside production facilities, warehouses, hangars and other restricted-access locations.
The crane features hydraulic rear-wheel steering and separate directional drive motors on the front axle, delivering controlled movement and excellent manoeuvrability in confined working areas. Optional boom extensions and jib sections can be added to increase its operating reach, with a maximum lifting height of up to 14.8 metres available.
Electric power enables quiet operation without exhaust emissions, while non-marking tyres help protect finished floors during indoor work.
For additional versatility, the MC250 is equipped with a searcher hook for lifting in areas where standard boom access may be restricted. Radio remote operation also allows the crane operator to select a suitable viewing position and maintain accurate control of the machine and load.
Capacity: 25t