en.Wedoany.com Reported - XCMG has introduced a new model in its M series crawler crane lineup, the XLC150M, positioned as a specialized auxiliary lifting device for wind power applications. At wind power lifting sites, the auxiliary crane undertakes full-process tasks including unloading, component assembly, tailing, and hybrid tower assembly. With long operating hours and frequent switching between working conditions, there are high demands placed on the crawler crane's reliability and mobilization efficiency.

The crawler crane is equipped with a 206-kilowatt China Stage IV engine that requires no urea addition, eliminating the need for urea procurement, storage, and refilling processes. Core components adopt a cross-tonnage universal design, allowing spare parts inventory to cover multiple units, which helps reduce inventory management costs. Structurally, the XLC150M is designed without a counterweight on the carbody, and comes standard with a self-assembly/disassembly counterweight system and a self-retracting crawler system. It supports integrated transport and can accomplish rapid on-site mobilization. The main and auxiliary hooks adopt a one-touch switching mode, eliminating the need for repetitive detachment. Wireless remote control covers auxiliary upper and lower actions, so operators do not need to travel back and forth frequently between the two sides of the equipment.

The main boom length ranges from 19 to 76 meters, accommodating mainstream wind power auxiliary lifting conditions. A single crawler crane can follow the entire process from component assembly to tailing and hybrid tower assembly. This model can also be simultaneously applied in engineering fields such as steel structure installation, bridge construction, port operations, and urban rail transit.

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