The HIAB X-CL 12 is the ideal ‘access’ model to the medium range segment of crane models. CL control system versions are straight to the point, delivering a simple to operate, yet reliable working tool that single operators can easily handle.

hiab.com TD-XCL12-EN-EU_140408 THe Load HandLing speCiaLisTs Hiab is the world’s leading provider of on-road load handling equipment. Customer satisfaction is the first priority for us. Hiab’s product range includes HIAB loader cranes, JONSERED recycling and forestry cranes, LOGLIFT forestry cranes, MOFFETT truck-mounted forklifts and MULTILIFT

Load Charts, Range Charts, downloadable PDF files for various makes and models of Boom Trucks, and Cranes

In this article, we discuss exactly how much an HIAB lift can hold, taking a look at a range of HIAB crane models and comparing them.

Bigge has an extensive collection of crane load charts, encompassing various models from renowned crane manufacturers. Utilize this free resource to select the ideal crane for your project, understand its lift capacities, and learn more about its individual parts and functionality.

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The documents provided are designed to assist you in selecting the most suitable Hiab crane for your project. If you require more assistance, please contact our operations team on 0800 032 5021 to discuss your requirements in more detail.

How to use this chart 1 This is a load radius chart. No account has been taken for the height of lift To lift 8 tonnes at 16Mtr radius; 8t on the weight column and 16Mtrs

The Hiab X-CL 12-2 is a hydraulic loading crane manufactured by Hiab since 2019. It weighs 1.22 tons and has a carrying capacity of 1.36 tons. The crane requires 18.5 kW of power and has a load torque of 104 kNm.

Jan 16, 2025 · A HIAB load chart is essentially a visual representation, often provided as a graph, that outlines the lifting capacity of a HIAB crane. The chart helps operators determine how much weight the crane can safely lift at various boom lengths and angles.