SPK 36080 C Sany SPK 36080 C Specifications & Technical Data (2017—2026)
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Technical specs - SPK 36080 C Sany
Specification
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- Load Torque
- 341.27 kNm
- machine width
- 2.5 m
- machine height
- 2.32 m
- max. standard boom
- 12.1 m
- Carrying capacity
- 2.58 t
- at max. reach
- 11.8 m
- Weight
- 3.118 t
- max. carrying capacity
- 8.5 t
- at reach
- 2.5 m
- max. hook height
- 15.8 m
- Model series
- SPK
More technical details, like: machine length, load of additional jib, required power are available in the full technical specs.
unmounted without accessories LMB = load torque limit Schwb.= pivot range
Special equipment
- Hydr. brace support
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No
- Electronic load torque limitation
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No
- Endless pivoting
-
No
- High seat
-
No
- Remote control
-
No
- Adjustable pivoting
-
No
- Articulated boom overstraining
-
No
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