Product range
Truck-mounted cranes for export: 4x2 single-axle, heavy-duty 6x4 and 8x4, semi-trailer mounted, and wrecker trucks with crane. Cranes from WHHC, XCMG, SANY or Zoomlion on SINOTRUK, SHACMAN, Dongfeng, FAW, Foton, Isuzu, JMC or JAC chassis — mounted and supplied as one finished truck.
Dayun lifting-axle grab truck, 24,500 kg GVW. 8 t four-section knuckle-boom grab with a 3+2 twin-ram grab with bucket teeth, front-mounted single-ram tipping on a 7,000 × 2,400 × 1,500 mm body. Quick-coupler and through sub-frame fitted. Left-hand drive standard; right-hand drive available on request.
Dongfeng D3L with tandem rear axle and an 8 t scrap grab crane, electromagnetic chuck and 3+2 twin-ram grab, supplied without a tipping body. Left-hand drive standard; right-hand drive available on request.
Dongfeng Huashen DV3 chassis fitted with a 6.3 t scrap grab crane and a 3+2 twin-ram grab, finished in red. Left-hand drive standard; right-hand drive available on request.
SINOTRUK Wangpai 4x4 log grab truck with a 7.5 m boom, rigid-linked 3+2 twin-ram grab and short wheelbase. Left-hand drive standard; right-hand drive available on request.
Dayun chassis carrying a four-tonne folding-boom log grab with a Chengli crane body, offered for export. Left-hand drive standard; right-hand drive available on request.
Truck-mounted log grab on the Dongfeng Huashen DV3 single cab: 8.8 m boom, 2+2 flat-jaw grab and a soft linkage for long timber. Left-hand drive standard; right-hand drive available on request.
Four-wheel-drive log grab on the Sanhuan Chuangke chassis: 8 m boom, 2+2 flat-jaw grab and a rigid linkage for timber and bamboo. Left-hand drive standard; right-hand drive available on request.
Truck-mounted scrap grab on the SINOTRUK Wangpai V3-X extended cab: 6.3 t crane and a 3+2 twin-ram grab for scrap steel. Left-hand drive standard; right-hand drive available on request.
Truck-mounted log grab on the SINOTRUK Wangpai 6x2 chassis: 8 m boom, 4+3 grab with clamshell head, rigid linkage and a raised cargo body. Left-hand drive standard; right-hand drive available on request.
Truck-mounted log grab on the FAW single cab: 7.8 m boom, 5+4 grab and a soft linkage for timber, bamboo and offcuts. Left-hand drive standard; right-hand drive available on request.
Dongfeng D1L 4x2 single-cab log grab with a Chengli 8 m rigid-linked boom and a 2+2 flat-jaw grab: 600 kg at full boom extension and a 1.2 m timber opening. Yuchai 220 hp China VI engine, Fast Gear 8JS85E gearbox, 5 t front / 10 t rear axles, a 6,100 × 2,450 × 800 mm dump body and 18 t gross vehicle mass. Left-hand drive standard; right-hand drive available on request.
Dongfeng D1L 4x2 single-cab log grab with a Chengli 8.8 m soft-linked boom and a 2+2 flat-jaw grab: 600 kg at full boom extension and a 1.2 m timber opening. Yuchai 220 hp China VI engine, Fast Gear 8JS85E gearbox, 5 t front / 10 t rear axles, a 6,100 × 2,450 × 800 mm dump body and 18 t gross vehicle mass. Left-hand drive standard; right-hand drive available on request.
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