New Liebherr LG 1750 Strengthens the Herkules S.A. Fleet
The Polish crane and heavy transport company Herkules S.A. has taken delivery of a new LG 1750. The lattice boom mobile crane offers the flexibility of a 750t crawler crane combined with the high mobility of a mobile crane. Herkules is extending the performance range of its crane capacities upwardswith the LG 1750. The choice of this Liebherr lattice boom mobile crane was made based on the fulfilment of market requirements and the trust placed in Liebherr. Another important point for Herkules is the high availability of Liebherr service in Poland.
With the acquisition of an LG 1750, the Polish crane company Herkules S.A. has expanded its crane range upwards in the heavy-duty sector. Consideration of what was available on the crane market and the requirements of the company’s customers led to the decision in favour of the Liebherr lattice boom mobile crane. For Herkules, it is also particularly important that Liebherr is present in Poland with good service availability: “Our confidence in Liebherr products, their high availability and reliable service led us to choose a Liebherr crane,” explains Pawel Maciejak, Director of the Crawler Cranes and Wind Energy Division at Herkules.
The LG 1750 lattice boom mobile crane has the flexibility of a 750t crawler crane combined with the mobility of a high speed mobile crane. That means it combines the benefits of these two crane types in a single concept. This makes it the largest and strongest lattice boom mobile crane in the world and unrivalled in the market. “The high mobility and carrying capacity were decisive factors for the purchase of the new LG 1750,” states Maciejak. Having the chassis of an all-terrain crane, the bottom part of the 8-axle crane is self-driving to any application site. Compared to a crawler crane, this reduces transport vehicles, thereby saving times and costs. Its vehicle width of less than 3m a great advantage. This chassis combined with a strong lattice boom of a crawler crane makes the crane particularly powerful. The components can also be transported economically thanks to the transport weight of less than 45t.
That makes the compact lattice boom mobile crane ideal for fast erection work for wind power, industrial construction or infrastructure work. There is a large selection of boom configurations for the LG 1750 which have been specially enhanced for deployment in the wind industry. The latest generation of wind turbines with hub heights of up to 170m can be erected using the SX system. At Herkules, too, the main area of application for the new 8-axle is in the wind segment.
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Handover of the LG 1750 lattice boom mobile crane to Herkules (from left to right): Mateusz Rychlewski (Herkules), Florian Flöss (Liebherr Ehingen), Pawel Maciejak (Herkules) and Artur Heiduk (Liebherr Poland).
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