The SQ4SA4 is a 4 t telescopic boom truck-mounted crane with a maximum lifting moment of 8.4 t·m. It runs on a recommended 16 kW power supply with 25 L/min of hydraulic flow at 20 MPa, weighs 1780 kg and offers continuous 360° slewing.
Why Purchase the 4 Ton Telescopic Boom Truck Mounted Crane?
Bob-Lift's 4 Ton Telescopic Boom Truck Mounted Crane is a great choice for industries like construction and agriculture. It has gained a reputation for being dependable and efficient in handling tasks. Moreover, this crane is simple to maintain and renowned for its lasting quality making it an excellent option, for a range of projects.
One notable feature is its two section telescopic cylinder arrangement, where one cylinder controls the boom and another controls the telescopic extension. This design improves both efficiency and safety, during crane operations.
Moreover, the crane possesses a framework that ensures stability under intense pressure. Additionally, it is furnished with a steel plate that when combined with its hexagon and pentagon construction offers load support while mitigating the likelihood of mishaps. Lastly, the crane integrates a boom design that extends the longevity of its system.
Optional attachments
- Hydraulic gripper opened and closed by its own cylinder to grab and release loads.
- Clamshell bucket for loading, unloading and light digging of waste, chippings and soil.
- Orange peel grab for scrap and bulk material.
- Timber grapple for logs and timber.
- Auger for tree-planting holes, utility poles, foundation piles and soil sampling.
Certification
The SQ4S series holds a CE certificate of conformity under the EU Machinery Directive 2006/42/EC.
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Choosing the right model
Need more than 4 t? The next class up is the SQ5SA4 at 5 t. For lighter loads, the SQ3.2SA4 at 3.2 t is the class below.
Before ordering, check that the truck's power take-off can deliver 25 L/min at 20 MPa. We recommend 16 kW of hydraulic power. Its self weight of 1780 kg adds to the load on the truck, so allow for it in the payload.
