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  1. It requires no large capital investment.

    Maintenance, repair, and storage costs are covered by the rental company.

    You can select the optimal model for each specific project.

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  2. Stationary (anchored) cranes – for high-rise construction.

    Traveling (rail-mounted) cranes – for long, extended sites.

    Self-erecting cranes – for low-rise construction.

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  3. Jib radius is the distance from the crane's axis to the load.

    Load moment is a key indicator combining the load's weight and the jib radius.

    These parameters determine how much weight the crane can lift at a specific distance.

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  4. Consultation and crane selection.

    Agreeing on terms and signing the contract.

    Site preparation, delivery, and crane erection.

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  5. Company details for the contract.

    Project documentation for the site (general layout).

    Information about the loads and project timeline.

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  6. The cost depends on the crane model (lifting capacity).

    The rental period is taken into account (the longer the term, the lower the monthly rate).

    The price is also affected by the complexity of erection and logistics.

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  7. The rental includes: use of the crane, technical maintenance.

    Additional charges apply for: delivery, erection/dismantling, crane operator services.

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  8. Bank transfers for legal entities.

    Monthly payments as per the agreement.

    Individual payment terms may be possible.

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  9. Rental period and extension terms.

    Distribution of responsibility for the technical condition.

    Payment procedures, deadlines, and penalties.

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  10. If the breakdown is due to technical reasons, the rental company is responsible.

    If downtime is the client's fault (e.g., no work available), the renter is responsible.

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  11. Yes, we provide a full package of documents.

    This includes the crane's passport, certificates, and inspection reports.

    These are required to register the crane with the relevant authorities.

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  12. Lifting capacity must exceed the weight of the heaviest element.

    The hook height must be greater than the building's final height.

    Consider the load's weight at the maximum jib radius.

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  13. Cranes with high lifting capacity are preferable.

    High lifting and traversing speeds are important.

    Liebherr HC-series models are an excellent choice.

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  14. Liebherr (Germany) – premium segment, known for reliability and technology.

    Potain (France) – high quality, wide range of models.

    KB (Soviet/CIS) – simpler and cheaper, but less precise and reliable.

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  15. Usually, this is an additional service.

    We can provide a qualified operator.

    You can also use your own operator if they have the appropriate certifications.

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  16. Pros of buying: the crane is always available, it's a company asset.

    Cons of buying: high initial cost, expenses for maintenance, repairs, and storage.

    Renting is more beneficial for most construction companies.

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  17. A used crane (10-20 years old) can cost from $50,000.

    A new European crane costs from $300,000 to several million.

    The price heavily depends on the model, year of manufacture, and condition.

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  18. Brand and model (Liebherr is more expensive than KB).

    Technical specifications (lifting capacity, height, radius).

    Year of manufacture, operating hours, and overall condition.

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  19. Selecting a model based on your needs.

    Technical inspection of the crane (especially for used ones).

    Signing a purchase agreement and handling the paperwork.

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  20. A purchase and sale agreement.

    The tower crane's passport document.

    Documents for registration with the occupational safety authorities.

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  21. Delivery takes from 1 to several days, depending on the distance.

    Erection of a standard crane takes an average of 2-4 days.

    Timelines depend on the crane model and site conditions.

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  22. The cost depends on the crane model and its height.

    It takes into account the need for an auxiliary mobile crane.

    The estimated cost ranges from several thousand dollars and up.

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  23. Erection stages: foundation setup, assembly of the tower, jib, and counter-jib, and rope reeving.

    Dismantling stages: the reverse process of disassembly.

    Mandatory commissioning and load testing.

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  24. A level and compacted area for assembly is required.

    Access for long-haul trucks must be provided.

    A foundation or rail track must be prepared according to the project design.

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  25. It's an official document regulating the safe operation of a crane.

    It defines the crane's installation location, working zones, and hazard areas.

    Developing this plan is a mandatory legal requirement.

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  26. The rental company is responsible for scheduled maintenance.

    The renter (and their operator) is responsible for daily inspections and proper operation.

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  27. Daily pre-shift maintenance.

    Periodic maintenance (e.g., every 250/500/1000 operating hours).

    Seasonal maintenance.

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  28. A minor inspection is conducted at least once a year.

    A major inspection is conducted at least once every 3 years.

    It includes checking the steel structure, mechanisms, safety devices, and load testing.

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  29. Routine repairs – to fix minor faults.

    Major overhaul – a complete restoration of the crane's service life.

    Emergency repairs – to fix unexpected breakdowns.

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  30. Yes, we supply spare parts for Liebherr and other crane brands.

    We offer both original parts and high-quality alternatives.

    We can help you find the right part using the catalog.

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  31. A schedule for planned technical maintenance.

    A list of tasks performed during servicing.

    Response times and conditions for emergency calls.

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  32. Liebherr is known for high reliability, durability, and precision mechanisms.

    These cranes are effective under heavy loads and in complex construction projects.

    They utilize advanced technologies and safety systems.

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  33. It is a versatile and well-balanced crane.

    It offers an optimal ratio of lifting capacity, jib radius, and cost.

    It features high erection speed and operational reliability.

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  34. Yes, maintenance must be performed according to Liebherr's regulations.

    Original lubricants and spare parts must be used.

    Maintenance should be carried out by certified specialists.

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  35. Yes, we provide this service.

    Our operators have extensive experience specifically with Liebherr equipment.

    This ensures maximum efficiency and safety on the job.

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  36. High precision in load positioning.

    High lifting speed, which accelerates concrete pouring.

    Reliability that minimizes the risk of downtime at critical moments.

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  37. The Litronic control system with frequency converters.

    High-quality steel structures and reliable in-house manufactured gearboxes.

    A well-designed erection system and ergonomic cabin.

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