Some lifting equipment operates intermittently, meaning that the mechanisms for picking up, moving, and unloading materials work alternately within a work cycle. Cranes are becoming increasingly widespread in the market.
Because lifting without outriggers and traveling with a load often leads to accidents, and their travel speed is faster than crawler cranes, they offer more stable operation, larger lifting capacity, and the ability to travel with a load within a specific range. However, it is essential to ensure the road surface is flat and firm, tire pressure meets requirements, and the load must not be lifted more than 50 cm off the ground. Long-distance travel with a load is prohibited. To ensure operational safety, lifting operations without outriggers are generally prohibited in China. The types of wire ropes used with cranes include phosphated coated wire rope, galvanized wire rope, and bright wire rope.
