Telescopic-Boom Truck-Mounted Cranes
WHHC SQS200-5 Truck-Mounted Crane — 8 t / 200 kN·m, 5-Section Telescopic Boom
Five sections, 17.6 m of reach. The heavy-duty workhorse for 6x4 and 8x4 chassis — built for mining, infrastructure and timber work that runs all day. Left-hand drive standard; right-hand drive available on request.
Short answer. The WHHC SQS200-5 is an 8 t / 200 kN·m truck-mounted crane with a five-section telescopic boom. Its boom runs 5.3–17.6 m and reaches a maximum working radius of 17.6 m, with a maximum lifting height of 19.6 m and 360° slewing in any position. It is recommended for trucks of 9 t load capacity and above. Left-hand drive is standard; right-hand drive is available on request.
Published by Truck Crane China — we build truck-mounted cranes, grab trucks and wrecker trucks on Chinese chassis for export.
Built to order, not from stock. Cranes come either from our own production or sourced to your specification — available brands include WHHC, XCMG, SANY and Zoomlion. Chassis are sourced from SINOTRUK, SHACMAN, Dongfeng, FAW Jiefang, Foton, Isuzu, JMC or JAC. We engineer the subframe and mounting, fabricate the body, and deliver one finished, road-ready truck from our Suizhou works.
Left-hand drive (LHD) is standard. Right-hand drive (RHD) is available on request and is built to order.
Complete Specifications
Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
Lifting Performance | |
Max. rated lifting capacity | 8000 kg |
Max. lifting moment | 200.0 kN·m |
Boom sections | 5 |
Boom length | 5.3 – 17.6 m |
Max. working radius | 17.6 m |
Max. lifting height (basic boom) | 6 m |
Max. lifting height (boom fully extended) | 19 m |
Max. lifting height | 19.6 m |
Outrigger span | 2.3 – 5.7 m |
Outrigger type | H-type |
Slewing range | 360° (any position) |
Slewing speed | ＜2.5 r/min |
Boom raising time | ＜20 s |
Boom extending time | ＜25 s |
Extension speed | 0.2 * |
Luffing range | 1–75 * |
Boom raising angular speed | 3 * |
Hook lifting speed | 8.33 m/min |
Hydraulic System | |
System pressure | 24 MPa |
System flow | 100 L/min |
Oil tank capacity | ≮120 L |
Structure | |
Wire rope diameter | 10 mm |
Wire rope length | 130 m |
Crane weight | ＜3700 kg |
Boom section form | Octagonal |
Mounting space | 1200 mm |
Operating Environment & Configuration | |
Recommended truck | Trucks of 9 t load capacity and above |
Steering | Left-hand drive (LHD) standard. Right-hand drive (RHD) available on request. |
Safety device | Anti-two-block alarm |
Working temperature | -15 ℃ ～ 40 ℃ |
Lifting Capacity Chart (Load Chart)
Working radius (m) | 2.5 | 4.0 | 6.0 | 8.0 | 10.0 | 12.0 | 14.0 | 17.6 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Lifting capacity (kg) | 8000 | 3600 | 3000 | 2100 | 1900 | 1400 | 1100 | 500 |
Questions buyers ask about the WHHC SQS200-5 truck-mounted crane
What are the rated capacity and lifting moment?
A maximum rated lifting capacity of 8000 kg and a maximum lifting moment of 200.0 kN·m.
What boom and reach does it have?
Five sections, with a boom length of 5.3–17.6 m, a maximum working radius of 17.6 m, a maximum lifting height (boom fully extended) of 19 m and a maximum lifting height of 19.6 m.
What are the outrigger and slewing specifications?
H-type outriggers with a 2.3–5.7 m span; slewing range is 360° any position at a slewing speed of ＜2.5 r/min.
What chassis is recommended for it?
Trucks of 9 t load capacity and above.
What are the hydraulic and weight figures?
System pressure 24 MPa and system flow 100 L/min, with an oil tank of ≮120 L; the crane weighs ＜3700 kg.
What does the load chart show?
It runs from 8000 kg at a 2.5 m radius, falling as the working radius increases across the chart.
Related Reading
Choosing the crane: How to Read a Load Chart Before You Choose a Crane, Specifying a Truck-Mounted Crane for Your Market, How a Truck-Mounted Crane Is Built, Chinese Crane Truck Brands Compared, Mechanical or Electronic Injection, for Your Market.
Other builds in this range: WHHC SQS300-5 Truck-Mounted Crane, 12 t / 300 kN·m and WHHC SQS350-5 Truck-Mounted Crane, 14 t / 350 kN·m. The full range is listed here. Related reading: How to Read a Load Chart Before You Choose a Crane and How a Truck-Mounted Crane Is Built.
