Spydercrane has established a strong reputation in the mini-crane industry. Known for its spider-like legs on the outriggers, it is a versatile tool for many lifting jobs. It uses a traditional stick crane with a winch system to lift items. Its dual tank tracks make it ideal for off-road or construction applications.
Working in messy and tight spaces.
Like most mini cranes, it does not have the same lifting power as a full-size crane. You do not need as much strength if you can move directly to the lift.
Mini cranes are well-suited to downtown Toronto, where they can access tight laneways that large crane trucks cannot. Narrow alleys with poor access and numerous utility lines are a significant challenge in the crane industry. They can also fit through very narrow laneways between houses. Because the spydercrane is like driving a small car, you can get it into some really tight places.
Indoor craning ability
While not a standard feature, some Spydercranes can operate on batteries rather than traditional fuel sources. These cranes are harder to source, but they can open a new set of craning options for indoor applications.
Driving through tight spaces
We all know that space is at a premium on many construction sites. Smaller mini cranes are a much better solution for deploying around a construction site than bringing a large crane that can only operate from one point.
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