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Standard Features
- Aircraft Hydraulic Lift Crane Features:
- Our Aircraft cranes have a heavy duty base and frame provide required counterweight for safe lifting
- Anti-slip mats are placed on all walking surfaces (OSHA 1910 Subpart D - Walking Working Surfaces - aides in preventing slips, trips and falls)
- 2 in (5 cm) boom adjustment increments with seven (7) positions
- Conveniently located controls with hardware and connection points to easily add field options
- Safety fuse prevents the load from dropping in the event of a hydraulic failure (OSHA Act 1970 Section 5(a) (1) - General Duty Clause - eliminates potential know hazard of hydraulic failure by adding a safety fuse to prevent a falling load)
- Heavy duty load bearing wheels in front and swivel casters in rear for easy maneuvering under load
- Manual floor lock to prevent crane movement (OSHA Act 1970 Section 5(a) (1) - General Duty Clause - an employer has the general duty to provide a safe work environment free from know hazards. Movement of a crane while setting or picking is a know hazard. The locking wheels help eliminate this hazard)
- Designed to provide maximum work space
- Finish: Durable Powder Coat Tronair Blue
- Fuselage utility crane lifting capacities are listed without the Gooseneck Boom in the retracted position
Aircraft Applications: -
Standard Features
- Aircraft Hydraulic Lift Crane Features:
- Our Aircraft cranes have a heavy duty base and frame provide required counterweight for safe lifting
- Anti-slip mats are placed on all walking surfaces (OSHA 1910 Subpart D - Walking Working Surfaces - aides in preventing slips, trips and falls)
- 2 in (5 cm) boom adjustment increments with seven (7) positions
- Conveniently located controls with hardware and connection points to easily add field options
- Safety fuse prevents the load from dropping in the event of a hydraulic failure (OSHA Act 1970 Section 5(a) (1) - General Duty Clause - eliminates potential know hazard of hydraulic failure by adding a safety fuse to prevent a falling load)
- Heavy duty load bearing wheels in front and swivel casters in rear for easy maneuvering under load
- Manual floor lock to prevent crane movement (OSHA Act 1970 Section 5(a) (1) - General Duty Clause - an employer has the general duty to provide a safe work environment free from know hazards. Movement of a crane while setting or picking is a know hazard. The locking wheels help eliminate this hazard)
- Designed to provide maximum work space
- Finish: Durable Powder Coat Tronair Blue
- Fuselage utility crane lifting capacities are listed without the Gooseneck Boom in the retracted position
Aircraft Applications: -
