Aiming to boost its ability to tackle challenging lifting projects in confined spaces, Cadman Cranes is recruiting the Hoeflon C10 spider crane to its fleet.
“The Hoeflon C10 is a game-changer for confined space lifting, combining versatility and sustainability,” says managing director Matt Waddingham. With a maximum lifting capacity of 4.0 tonnes, a vertical reach of 21m, and a radius of 19.8m, the compact 5.0-tonne crane is designed for precision in tight or hard-to-reach areas, indoors or outdoors. Hydraulically extendable tracks further improve its accessibility in difficult locations. But it is not just the crane’s close quarters agility that attracted Cadman’s attention says Waddingham. “Its hybrid engine supports our commitment to reducing carbon emissions while offering our clients state-of-the-art lifting solutions.”
Running entirely on sustainable HVO fuel, like the rest of Cadman’s fleet, the Hoeflon also operates on a direct feed 400V three-phase power supply, making it ideal for emission-free indoor use.
