JTZD‑16T 16‑Ton Heavy‑Duty Spider Crane | 25m Max Lifting Height

When standard heavy cranes fail to access narrow job sites, the JTZD‑16T spider crane takes over. Delivering 16‑ton lifting capacity, 25‑meter maximum lifting height and a narrow‑profile chassis design, it fits indoor installation, industrial hoisting and complex‑terrain operations, addressing restricted‑space positioning challenges of large conventional mobile cranes. Featuring a 16‑ton rated lifting capacity, this unit expands load‑bearing scope beyond the mainstream 8‑12‑ton spider crane segment, serving as a viable alternative to small mobile truck cranes for mid‑scale heavy‑lifting projects.

Featuring a 16‑ton rated lifting capacity that expands load‑bearing scope beyond the mainstream 8‑12‑ton spider crane segment, the JTZD‑16T safely executes heavy‑duty steel‑structure erection, facade panel hoisting and industrial equipment positioning. It handles precast concrete components, large‑size HVAC units and heavy steel beams, serving as a narrow‑site alternative to small mobile truck cranes for mid‑scale heavy‑lifting tasks.

The 25‑meter vertical lifting height covers 8‑story standard building facade construction, while the 23‑meter safe operating radius reserves a 2‑meter safety margin for at‑height lateral hoisting. This design minimizes on‑site repositioning for obstacle‑surrounded lifting tasks, reduces site repositioning downtime and shortens single‑task hoisting cycles for continuous construction workflows.

Equipped with a dual‑speed winch with 10m/min hoisting speed and 4‑rope load‑sharing configuration, it provides load positioning control with ±5mm positional accuracy for at‑height heavy‑lifting operations. Matched with 12‑mm high‑tensile steel wire rope, it supports long‑duration at‑height lifting cycles and contributes to stable operational safety in harsh construction environments.

The 5‑section telescopic boom extends to full 12.3‑meter length in only 40 seconds, enabling rapid height adjustment for multi‑elevation construction sites. This boom extension performance outperforms standard‑spec spider cranes, shortening boom‑setup time for sequential hoisting tasks in complex building sites.

The mature Yuchai 85kW diesel engine provides steady hydraulic power output under full‑load continuous operation (0‑100% load range) for lifting, walking and linkage cycles. It features stable cold‑start capability down to -10°C ambient temperature, with 8‑10L/h full‑load fuel consumption matching mainstream engine efficiency benchmarks, suited for off‑grid mining‑zone construction sites with limited maintenance access.