| Crane | XCMG 300 Crane |
| Capacity | 300 TON |
| Main Boom | 72 Meter |
| Fly Jib | 105 Meter |
300 Ton Cranes On Hire / Rental Services / Solutions (XCMG) :
Our Heavy Lifting Equipments Rental Services / Solutions are designed to support demanding Construction, Infrastructure and Industrial Lifting Operations requiring high load capacity, extended reach and dependable performance. The available equipment is suitable for handling Heavy Structural Components, Machinery, Fabricated Assemblies and Other Oversized Loads at project sites where precise lifting and controlled placement are essential. With a 300 TON lifting capacity and long boom configuration, these cranes are suitable for major Erection, Installation and Material Handling Requirements.
The XCMG configuration features a 72 Meter Main Boom and can be equipped with a Fly Jib extending the working reach up to 105 Meter, subject to the specific crane configuration and lifting conditions. Cranes of various makes and capacities can also be arranged according to project requirements, lifting capacity, working radius, boom length and site conditions. Proper equipment selection helps improve project productivity, reduce manual handling and support safe execution of heavy lifting operations.
The specified XCMG crane has a lifting capacity of 300 Ton and is configured with a 72 Meter Main Boom, subject to the applicable load chart, configuration and operating conditions.
The specified configuration features a 72 Meter Main Boom with a Fly Jib extending up to 105 Meter, depending on the selected crane configuration, load requirements, working radius and site conditions.
These cranes are commonly used for Power Plant Construction, Infrastructure Projects, Industrial Equipment Erection, Petrochemical Projects, Wind Energy Installations and Heavy Engineering Applications.
Yes, cranes of various makes and capacities can be arranged according to project requirements, lifting capacity, working radius and site conditions.
Load weight, lifting height, working radius, boom configuration, site accessibility, ground conditions, lifting schedule and project-specific safety requirements should be evaluated before selecting suitable equipment.