A truck-mounted crane, also known as a crane truck, is a device that uses a hydraulic lifting and telescopic system to lift, rotate, and transport goods. It is typically mounted on a truck.
Generally, folding boom cranes are more expensive than straight boom cranes of the same tonnage. The advantages of truck-mounted cranes lie in their high mobility, rapid relocation, and ability to integrate lifting and transport functions, thereby improving resource utilization. Their price is usually lower than that of truck cranes. Some models are equipped with wind protection devices, such as solar-powered wireless wind protection systems. Truck-mounted cranes can be equipped with various grabs, such as log grabs, baskets, brick clamps, and drilling tools, to adapt to a variety of operating scenarios. Due to their flexibility and versatility, truck-mounted cranes are widely used in various situations.
