XCMG XCT16 Specifications

The XCMG XCT16 is a mobile telescopic boom hydraulic truck crane designed for various lifting and construction applications.

Lifting Capacity: The XCT16 has a maximum lifting capacity of 16 tons (metric) to handle both small and medium-sized lifting tasks.

Boom Length: The hydraulic telescopic boom plus jib extensions achieve a maximum length of approximately 43 meters (141 feet) making this crane suitable for tasks that require lifting objects to elevated positions.

Hoisting Mechanism: The XCT16 is equipped with a powerful winch system that allows for smooth and efficient lifting operations. The hoisting mechanism ensures precise control over the load, enhancing safety and productivity on the job site.

Mobility: The XCT16 is built on a reliable truck chassis suitable for highway travel and ease of setup on site. 

Operator Comfort and Safety: A spacious and ergonomic crane operator's cabin offers a comfortable working environment that is equipped with modern controls and advanced safety features to enhance operator efficiency and ensure the safety of both the operator and the surrounding personnel.

Intelligent Control System: The XCT16 is equipped with an intelligent control system that provides precise and efficient control over crane operations. The system includes features such as load moment protection, automatic leveling, and self-diagnostic capabilities, contributing to enhanced operational efficiency and safety.

Telematics and Remote Monitoring: XCMG incorporates telematics technology into the XCT16, enabling remote monitoring of crane performance and maintenance needs. This feature allows for proactive maintenance planning and reduces downtime, optimizing overall crane utilization.

Overall, the XCMG XCT16 is a reliable and high-performance mobile truck crane that combines power, versatility, and advanced technology, that is well suited for a wide range of lifting applications in construction, infrastructure development, and other industries where quick pick lifting is required for the International Crane Market.