The SANY Crawler Crane SCA1350A combines strong lifting capacity, long boom reach, intelligent controls, and crawler mobility for demanding construction and industrial projects. This new lattice boom machine suits infrastructure work, steel erection, bridge construction, energy projects, precast installation, equipment placement, and large-scale lifting operations.
SANY rates the model for a maximum lifting capacity of 135 tonnes. In the U.S. market, SANY America lists the machine in the 150 US-ton class.
Long Boom Reach
The main lattice boom extends from approximately 16 to 76 meters. Operators can also configure a fixed jib from 13 to 31 meters or a luffing jib from 22 to 52 meters.
The longest main boom and fixed jib combination reaches approximately 61 + 31 meters, while the luffing configuration reaches about 49 + 52 meters.
Key Specifications
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | SANY |
| Model | SCA1350A |
| Crane Type | Lattice Boom Crawler |
| Maximum Capacity | 135 t / 150 US tons |
| Main Boom | 16–76 m |
| Fixed Jib | 13–31 m |
| Luffing Jib | 22–52 m |
| Maximum Lifting Moment | 668 t·m |
| Engine | Cummins QSL9-C325 |
| Engine Output | 242 kW |
| Travel Speed | Up to 1.3 km/h |
| Gradeability | 30% |
Smart Crane Technology
The SANY Crawler Crane uses an intelligent load-moment indicator system that displays operating information such as boom length, working radius, wind speed, ground-bearing pressure, and boom angle.
A standard camera package can provide views of the winch, boom tip, swing area, and rear surroundings. The operator cab also offers high visibility and a tilting design for improved viewing during high-angle lifting work.
Efficient Setup
The SCA1350A Lattice Crane features a self-assembly system that can reduce the need for an assist crane during setup. Transport jacks and modular components also support easier mobilization between projects.
A 135 Ton Crane of this class works well for bridge beams, structural steel, industrial equipment, energy projects, and major construction work.
The Heavy Lift Crawler combines stable tracked movement with configurable boom systems for large jobsites.
Worldwide Container Supply offers heavy lifting equipment for construction, infrastructure, industrial, and energy applications. Contact us for availability, configuration, photographs, inspection details, pricing, transport requirements, and worldwide delivery options.
Tristan Beaumont –
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Renata Vasileva –
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Rafael Montenegro –
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Anika Feldmann –
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Yuki Nishikawa –
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Eva Marković –
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Nathaniel Whitmore –
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