ISUZU FVR 4x4 Crane Truck

ISUZU truck-mounted crane, also called ISUZU boom crane truck, is a new type of efficient lifting and transportation equipment installed on a truck chassis that integrates lifting and transportation. Its working principle is to take power from the automobile gearbox to drive the hydraulic pump to rotate and provide high-pressure oil to each hydraulic working component, thereby realizing various movements of the truck-mounted crane. ISUZU truck-mounted cranes are recognized and accepted by more and more users for their advantages of speed, flexibility, efficiency, convenience, and integration of loading, unloading, and transportation. It has been widely used for cargo loading and unloading and short-distance transfer of goods in industries such as transportation, civil construction, communications, power, and urban pipeline network construction.

The ISUZU FVR 4×4 crane truck is modified on the ISUZU FVR all-wheel drive chassis and is equipped with a XCMG telescopic boom. The boom is a box-shaped structure with a five-sided cross-section, which has good rigidity and good anti-vibration performance during rotation control. The boom has a four-section telescopic structure and is made of high-strength steel plates. The maximum lifting capacity is 5t, the maximum luffing angle is 75°, and the maximum lifting height is 11.2m. A locking pin is installed to the slewing mechanism to control the swing of the boom during driving.

The ISUZU FVR truck-mounted crane is equipped with hydraulic outriggers, which adopt a quadrilateral box structure and are telescopic through hydraulic cylinders. The horizontal span of the outriggers reaches 5.1 m, which meets the stability requirements of the vehicle under various working conditions.

Product Specifications

What is the difference between Isuzu truck-mounted crane and mobile crane?

In the engineering construction and logistics transportation industries, Isuzu truck-mounted cranes and truck cranes are common lifting equipment, but there are big differences between them.

1. Hoisting method

The ISUZU truck-mounted crane fixes the boom on the ISUZU chassis. This design makes it impossible for the boom to telescope when the vehicle is traveling, thus limiting its lifting capacity. The mobile crane installs the boom on the chassis of the heavy duty chassis, allowing the length of the boom to be expanded and retracted as needed while driving. This design gives the mobile crane greater flexibility and can handle a variety of lifting needs.

2. Scope of application

ISUZU crane trucks are usually suitable for short-distance lifting operations, such as construction projects, warehouse cargo loading and unloading, etc. Mobile cranes are usually suitable for long-distance hoisting operations, such as road construction, bridge installation, etc.

3. Difficulty of operation

The operation of the ISUZU truck with crane is relatively simple because its lifting capacity is relatively small and only one operator is usually required to complete the job. Due to its larger hoisting capacity and more flexible operating characteristics, mobile cranes usually require two operators to work together, making the operation relatively difficult.

4. Maintenance costs

The structure of the ISUZU truck-mounted crane is relatively simple and the maintenance cost is relatively low. Due to its complex structure and higher technical content, the maintenance cost of mobile cranes is usually higher.

5. Structural features

ISUZU truck with cranes are compact and usually equipped with a shorter boom and a smaller winch. This design allows it to work well in a small space. The structure of the mobile crane is larger, usually equipped with a longer boom and a larger winch. This allows the truck crane to exert greater operating advantages in open spaces.

6. Hoisting capacity

Due to differences in structure and design, the lifting capacity of ISUZU truck-mounted cranes is usually smaller, generally between 3-16 tons. The lifting capacity of mobile cranes is larger, ranging from tens to hundreds of tons. This enables the mobile crane to cope with heavier loads and greater operational demands.