32 TT - 2,5-FU Liebherr crane - load chart, specs & dimensions (2001 - 2017)

Multi-talented and supremely economical.

With its innovative technology, the 32 TT fast-erecting crane with double telescoping action redefines the performance standard in its size category. The pioneering telescopic action represents a major step forward. Such a varied range of tasks is unique. For the operating company, this variety makes the 32 TT supremely cost-effective. For use on difficult terrain, this crane is also available on crawler tracks as 32 TTR providing you with a wealth of benefits on the building site.

Powerful drives manufactured by Liebherr.

All drives are developed and produced at the Liebherr plant in Biberach. They have been specially designed for crane use and guarantee a long service life.

Double telescoping action.

Both the tower and the jib of the 32 TT fast-erecting crane can be extended and retracted telescopically and varied in length to suit every on-site operating situation. The jib of the 32 TT offers seven different jib lengths and can be positioned at two-metre extension intervals to provide a fixed working radius. This is possible both with the jib horizontal or when it is raised to an angle. Working from the control panel, the jib is simply run out to the desired length, using the trolley travel motor, and locked automatically.

Unbelievably easy to erect.

The TT crane is not only compact to move from site to site on the road, it can also be erected extremely quickly. Its ingenious erecting linkage lifts the crane on the support spindles automatically. One person can prepare the TT crane for operation within about 30 minutes. Erecting is so simple. The TT crane can be erected quickly and easily from the transport position. The erecting linkage is operated conveniently from the control panel, and the TT crane unfolds automatically. The TT crane uses its erecting winch and two double guide arms to reach the vertical position – a completely new sequence of erecting movements. When the tower is erected – but not yet extended telescopically – the jib has already moved out to the working position.

Variable hook height.

The TT crane's solid-wall tower also has a telescopic action. As the building progresses, the tower can be extended upwards – whether the jib is horizontal or raised at an angle - offering three different height positions.

Every detail carefully planned.

The multifunctional trolley. The TT’s multifunctional trolley changes gauge automatically as it passes from the heel section to the outer section of the jib. Working from the control panel, the trolley is automatically halted if the jib is to be telescopically extended. When the jib is at its new length, the crane operator locks it in position from the control panel, after which the trolley is free to move again. It’s as simple as that: when the trolley is halted, the jib can be moved in or out; when the jib is halted, the trolley can be moved.

An innovative ballasting technique.

The erecting winch gives the tower the generous ballasting radius of up to 5 metres. The hoisting winch is then operated to place the ballasting slabs in position. The new semi-automatic ballasting tongs and the equally new ballast slab centring system set new standards in this area too. The new ballasting tongs help to make ballasting far easier: they are simply placed in position accurately and released by hand – the remainder of the process is automatic.

Complete and ready to operate.

After ballasting, the TT crane is complete and ready to operate. The tower is locked to and released from the slewing platform semi-automatically, using the Quick Connection system. Only a wedge is used to secure the taper pins. The inner tower is locked fully automatically to the outer tower.