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Sany will show four new crawler cranes, the SCC500E, SCC3000WE, SCC3000 and the SCC16000 at the 2010 bauma China exhibition. Most noticeable will be the SCC16000, a 1600 tonne capacity heavy lift crawler.

Features of the 25000 tonne-metre giant include a modular design and super lift system. Maximum boom length is 156 metres and the maximum boom and jib combination length is given as 108 + 108 metres. Sany said the crane can drive while under full load, and there is a remote control option.

Learn more here: http://www.khl.com/news/detail/item59656/New-Sany-crawlers/

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