SANY Redefines Heavy Lifting with the World’s Largest All-Terrain Crane SAC40000T

SANY has revolutionized heavy lifting with the introduction of the SAC40000T, the world's largest all-terrain crane. This groundbreaking machine was delivered to a Chinese hoisting company on October 31, 2024, marking a significant milestone in the industry. The SAC40000T features an impressive lifting capacity of 4,000 tonnes, the highest of any crane in its class, and is built on a compact 9-axle chassis.
Designed specifically for the installation of next-generation wind turbines, the SAC40000T comes equipped with an 81-meter fully extended boom and a 124-meter jib, allowing it to achieve a maximum lifting height of 200 meters. It can lift 375 tonnes to a height of 100 meters and 200 tonnes to 185 meters, meeting the demands of modern wind energy projects. The crane's design prioritizes mobility and efficiency, with a 22-meter long chassis and a 16-meter steering radius, making it the shortest and most maneuverable crane of its kind.
The SAC40000T also emphasizes safety and rapid deployment. It features intelligent boom status monitoring and active control systems to ensure safe operations during ultra-long boom tasks. Real-time side-bending angle monitoring and an upgraded signal receiver enhance operational safety and stability. The crane's high-capacity battery extends its operational endurance, making it suitable for long-duration projects.
In terms of efficiency, the SAC40000T is designed for quick assembly and disassembly. It can complete single-side superlift setup and disassembly in under an hour, and its advanced reeving-aid winch system reduces reeving time to less than 70 minutes. These features significantly enhance workflow and productivity on demanding job sites.
Overall, SANY's SAC40000T sets a new standard for high-capacity, compact all-terrain cranes, combining unparalleled lifting capabilities with superior mobility and safety features