We currently have a Potain IGO on a Bio Gas Tank Project in Devon, working on a project that is due to last almost six months.
The Self Erecting Tower Crane was placed on the construction site earlier this year in July. The Potain IGO50 is one of the most popular Tower Cranes on our Pedestrian Tower Crane Hire fleet. This particular Tower Crane was set up with a 40m jib length and a 23.2m height under hook. It can supply a maximum capacity lift of 1,000kg at the end of the jib and 4,000kg from the tower out to 13m.
Potain IGO on a Bio Gas Tank Project in Devon
This is the second Self Erecting Tower Crane that Mantis Cranes has placed on a construction project involving a Bio Gas Tank project with this client. You can read about the other project here.
We also worked with them in 2016 on a similar project.
Mantis Potain IGO50 Crane Hire Projects
- Potain IGO50 in the Scottish Highlands
- Potain IGO50 Self Erecting Crane in Edinburgh
- Potain IGO50 Self Erecting Crane in Bournemouth
- Potain IGO50 Self Erecting Tower Crane on Bio Tank Project in Exeter
- Potain IGO50 Self Erecting Tower Crane on an Apartment Complex in Nottingham
- Potain IGO50 Self Erecting Tower Crane on Retirement Apartments Project
- Self Erecting Tower Crane At Holy Trinity Church in Cambridge
Self Erecting Tower Crane Hire FAQ
- Can the Self Erecting Tower Cranes be lifted into position using a Mobile Crane if there is not adequate access to tow the crane onto site?
- How are the Self Erecting Tower Cranes moved from site to site?
- Can Pedestrian Operated Tower Cranes be erected and dismantled easily on site?
- Can you have more than one Self Erecting Tower Crane working on a site?
- What power supply is required to run the Pedestrian Operated Tower Cranes?
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