Conexpo 2005- Manitowoc Cranes

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Welcome to Manitowoc Crane Group's display for Conexpo 2005 from Las Vegas, Nevada.

Come see the Manitowoc Crane Group in the industry’s biggest event in 2005. The Manitowoc Crane Group, the largest manufacturer of cranes in the world, will have the latest new products from all four product lines on display.

"The shows are expected to attract more than 100,000 industry professionals from around the globe. The pace of advance attendee registrations is strong, tracking well ahead of the last CONEXPO-CON/AGG, held in 2002, as well as ahead of the advance registration pace of the record-breaking attendance at CONEXPO-CON/AGG 1999. "

Manitowoc Crane Group is exhibiting products from its entire crane line at this year�s CONEXPO 2005. MCG will have a total of 13 cranes on display in the outdoor Gold Lot, Stand #440. Click HERE to view the press kit.

Conexpo 2005 runs from March 15^th through March 19^th.

GMK5165

A new Grove all-terrain crane, the GMK5130-1 (known in the US as the GMK5165), will make its first show appearance at CONEXPO 2005. Rated at 130 t outside the US or 165 USt when sold within the US, the unit features an impressive 60 m (197 ft) six-section main boom, capable of handling 10 t (11 USt) when fully extended.

Potain, the world�s leading supplier of tower cranes, will celebrate the delivery of its 100,000^th crane at CONEXPO 2005. The landmark unit is a MDT 178 Topless City crane and will be one of the center points at the exhibition.

MDT 178

Igo 50

The Potain self-erecting tower cranes make their North American debut at CONEXPO 2005. The Igo 50, the largest unit in the Igo line-up, makes its first appearance on US soil at the show.

The Igo 50 can lift a maximum of 4 t (4.4 USt) while at its 40 m (131 ft) jib end it can handle 1.1 t (1.2 USt). Height under hook for the unit is 23.2 m (76 ft) and its footprint is 4.5 m x 4.5 m (14.7 ft x 14.7 ft).

The latest in crane technology, Igo self-erecting cranes are compact, easy to erect and operate, and configured for rapid transport between job sites. Wireless remote controls, quiet and efficient electric motors, dual power source capabilities (480v or 220v), and a compact footprint are standard on all Igo cranes.

Igo MA21

HDT 80

The third model on show is the HDT 80 which first appeared in 2000 and has been one of the best-selling self-erecting tower cranes of recent times. It has a maximum load capacity of 6 t (6.6 USt) and a 1.35 t (1.5 USt) maximum at its jib end of 45 m (148 ft). The three-section telescoping mast can offer jib heights from 15.6 m (51 ft) to 34.2 m (112 ft) with the jib horizontal, or a maximum hook height of 53.7 m (176 ft) when the jib is luffed.

One of the stars of CONEXPO 2005 and at the Manitowoc Crane Group stand is the company�s newest crawler crane, the 400 t (440 USt), Model 16000. The crane fills a capacity gap in the Manitowoc product line between the 300 US ton Model 2250 and the 750 US ton Model 18000.

Model 16000

Model 12000

Manitowoc Cranes� Model 12000 will make its first public appearance at CONEXPO 2005. The 109 t (120 USt) machine is the largest of the six units supplied by Manitowoc under its manufacturing alliance with Kobelco Cranes Co., Ltd. Cranes are built at the Kobelco plant in Japan and distributed through the Manitowoc Crane Group dealer network and supported by the industry-leading Manitowoc Crane CARE service program. The line is only for sale in the Americas Region.

The Model 9125A is new this year. The longest of a four model range of Series 900A cranes. It is a new long-boom version of the popular Model 9103A which has been specially tailored for applications where additional reach is required such as wireline support work in oilfields. The unit has a 38.1 m (125 ft) boom which allows it to handle the increasingly large testing equipment needed for wireline support work in high pressure oil wells.

National 9125A

National 690E

Among the new models launched in recent months is the Model 690E which is making its first public appearance at a major trade show. The unit is the longest in the five model range of Series 600E cranes, which were introduced in the middle of 2004. The 18 t (20 USt) rated machine has a four-section boom capable of extending from 8.2 m to 27.4 m (24 ft to 80 ft), and is also available with a two-section jib offering additional reach.

The third unit on show from National is the Model 18103 from the Series 1800, the largest crane range in the National product line. The Model 18103 has the shortest boom in the Series 1800, at 31.4 m (103 ft), but an optional two-section jib is available which offers an additional 16.8 m (55 ft) of reach.

National 18103

RT875E

The RT875E, 68 t (75 USt), has a four-section full-power boom capable of extending from 12.6 m to 39 m (41 ft to 128 ft). There is also an offsetable lattice swingaway extension offered which can add 10.1 m to 17 m (33 ft to 56 ft) of reach.�

The new model TMS800E, increases Grove’s number of truck crane offerings to four. Rated at 70 t (80 USt) the unit will have a 39 m (128 ft) four-section full-power boom and a 17 m (56 ft) bi-fold lattice swingaway as standard.

TMS800E

YB7720XL

The YardBoss model that will be displayed at CONEXPO 2005, will be the YB7720XL which is an 18 t (20 USt) carry deck crane. The YB7720XL is the largest crane in the YardBoss line and offers a main boom of 20.4 m (67 ft.).

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