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Used Potain Tower Cranes in Spain

  • Used 1999 Potain MD125 A

    Used 1999 Potain MD125 A Crane

    • Manufacturer: Potain
    • Capacity: 3,000 kg
    • Jib length: 55 m

    Radio remote control: Yes Angle fixed version. Crane in perfect working order. Composition tower: 4 sections of 10,5 meters. Cabin included.

    $49,505 USD

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    Est. $932/mo

    Spain
  • POTAIN MD 345

    POTAIN MD 345

    • Manufacturer: Potain
    • Model: MD 345
    • Capacity: 3,150 kg
    • Maximum lift height: 69.2 m

    Crossbase 6m x 6m. Cabin operator with anemometer display.

    Murcia, Spain
  • POTAIN MCT88

    POTAIN MCT88

    • Manufacturer: Potain
    • Model: MCT 88
    • Capacity: 5,000 kg
    • Maximum lift height: 36.8 m

    Cabin operator NEW under request Crossbase Z3020 Jib: 52m. | Height: 40m. | Tip load: 1.100 kgs. | Max load: 2.500 kgs in SR / 5.000 kgs in DR.

    Murcia, Spain
  • POTAIN H30-30C

    POTAIN H30-30C

    • Manufacturer: Potain
    • Model: H30-30C
    • Capacity: 6,000 kg

    Crossbase 6x6 included. Reconditioned. Cable for hoist and trolley are new. Breaks are new.

    Murcia, Spain

Overview

Tower cranes are essential for constructing tall buildings and large structures. They are tall, fixed cranes that provide the lifting power needed to move heavy materials like steel beams and concrete slabs. With their ability to reach great heights and handle substantial weights, tower cranes are a vital component in the construction industry.

FAQ

What should I consider when buying a used tower crane?

Evaluate the crane's age, load capacity, and overall condition. Check for maintenance records and ensure it meets current safety standards and regulations.

How can I ensure the tower crane is shipped safely to my location?

Hire a specialized transport service with experience in moving large construction equipment. Ensure the crane is properly disassembled, secured, and protected during transit.

What is the maintenance schedule for a tower crane?

Regular maintenance includes inspecting the structural components, checking the hydraulic systems, lubricating moving parts, and performing safety checks. Refer to the manufacturer’s manual for specific maintenance intervals and procedures.