Truck Crane and Flatbed Semi-trailer

   ALEEAO truck crane, also known as a mobile crane, is a type of crane mounted on a truck or a similar vehicle, providing the mobility to move from one location to another with ease. This versatility makes truck cranes an essential piece of equipment in construction, manufacturing, and transportation industries, where they are used for lifting and moving heavy materials, equipment, and other objects.

   The main advantages of truck cranes include their mobility, versatility, and the ability to travel on public roads, which allows them to be quickly deployed to job sites without the need for additional transportation equipment. However, their effectiveness can be limited by the terrain and space constraints at the job site, as well as the need for proper setup and stabilization before lifting operations can begin.

   Truck cranes come in a variety of sizes and capacities, and the 10T/12T/14T/16T cranes produced by XCMG are commonly used specifications. They usually have telescopic arms or lattice arms that can be extended to high or far places. XCMG lattice arm cranes are widely used in transportation due to their high safety performance, strong power, and space saving. The crane is operated from the truck cab, and the operator can control the movement of the arm, the lifting and lowering of the load, and the outriggers that stabilize the crane during the lifting operation.