This week Mantis Cranes carried out the installation of a City Tower Crane for a hire project in Dublin.
This traditional project will see the development of a new 6 storey apartment block that will consist of 20 apartments. The hire period for this project is set to be at least 30 weeks.
Installation of a City Tower Crane for a hire project in Dublin
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A Comansa 5lc 5010 4T City Tower Crane was used for this project. It was configured with a 35m jib and a height of 32.6m. The maximum lifting capacity is 4,000kg from the tower out to 18.5m and 1,900kg at the end of the jib. The Tower Crane was fixed on a Fixing Angle Base.
Tower Crane Project in Ireland
- Tower Crane on the City Quay development in Dublin
- Tower Crane working at the National Maternity Hospital in Dublin.
- Tower Crane on a Hire Project in Dublin
- Tower Crane working on Portrush Apartment Buildings
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