Cranes
Truck, all-terrain, rough-terrain, crawler and tower cranes up to the heavy class — including the SRC500T, SCC1800A and SCS1500A families proven in Uzbekistan.
View range →Cranes & Lifting — One Partner for Work at Height
Mobile and crawler cranes for heavy lifts, plus aerial work platforms for safe work at height — one lifting partner from assembly to maintenance.
Scenario Overview
Lifting That Keeps the Schedule
SANY lifting equipment spans mobile and crawler cranes plus aerial work platforms, giving contractors one partner from component assembly to plant maintenance. On the $1.9 bn Angren-Pap electrified railway in Uzbekistan, an all-SANY fleet — one 180 t crawler crane and twelve 50 t units — handled the heavy lifts on a line running through mountain tunnels.
Crawler and all-terrain cranes take bridge girders, precast segments and steel structures, while rough-terrain and truck cranes move transformers, pressure vessels and plant modules on congested sites with a compact footprint and quick setup. Aerial work platforms then provide stable, certified access for glazing, M&E installation, painting and maintenance where cranes are overkill.
Because SANY also manufactures the wind turbines its cranes install, energy-site customers get an integrated equipment partner. All machines share one parts standard and are supported by application engineering, operator training and after-sales service through more than 270 dealers across 180+ countries.
SANY lifting equipment spans mobile and crawler cranes plus aerial work platforms, giving contractors one partner from component assembly to plant maintenance. On the $1.9 bn Angren-Pap electrified railway in Uzbekistan, an all-SANY fleet — one 180 t crawler crane and twelve 50 t units — handled the heavy lifts on a line running through mountain tunnels.
Crawler and all-terrain cranes take bridge girders, precast segments and steel structures, while rough-terrain and truck cranes move transformers, pressure vessels and plant modules on congested sites with a compact footprint and quick setup. Aerial work platforms then provide stable, certified access for glazing, M&E installation, painting and maintenance where cranes are overkill.
Because SANY also manufactures the wind turbines its cranes install, energy-site customers get an integrated equipment partner. All machines share one parts standard and are supported by application engineering, operator training and after-sales service through more than 270 dealers across 180+ countries.
Equipment Portfolio
Machine Families for This Scenario
Aerial Work Platforms
Scissor, articulated boom and telescopic boom lifts for safe working at height.
View range →
Applications
Typical Working Scenarios
Crawler and all-terrain cranes handle bridge girders, precast segments and steel structures. On the Angren–Pap Railway, the SCC1800A (180 t class, 82 m boom) and SCS1500A (150 t class, 76 m boom) formed the heavy-lift backbone, supported by twelve SRC500T 50 t truck cranes for general erection.
Rough-terrain and truck cranes move transformers, pressure vessels and plant modules on congested sites — compact footprint, quick setup, and the same parts availability as the rest of the SANY fleet.
Heavy crawler cranes support wind turbine component installation, while SANY also manufactures the turbines themselves — an integrated equipment partner for energy sites.
Aerial work platforms provide stable, certified access for glazing, M&E installation, painting and maintenance — keeping crews off scaffolding and cranes on the lifts only they can perform.
Need a lift plan for your project?
Send us your load chart requirements, working radius and site constraints — we will recommend the crane class and support package.