Are you familiar with the progress of Truck Crane?
Truck cranes emerged in China in the 1960s, and the industry has advanced significantly over nearly five decades. Key milestones include adopting Soviet technology in the 1970s, integrating Japanese technology in the 1980s, and incorporating German technology in the 1990s. Despite these influences, China’s truck crane sector has focused on independent innovation, carving out a unique development path. Recently, the industry has grown rapidly, though it remains smaller in scale than its global competitors. However, the gap is narrowing. China’s small and medium-tonnage truck cranes perform well, meeting practical production needs. Looking ahead, the truck crane industry is expected to mature, achieving stable growth and high market integration.
The latest generation of Chinese truck crane products features an advanced lifting operation mode with pilot proportional control, offering precise control and fine-tuning performance. This control mechanism requires minimal operating force, reducing operator fatigue. By utilizing pilot proportional handles, these cranes can smoothly convey multiple loads with stepless speed regulation, effectively preventing secondary descent during lifting operations. This enhancement significantly enhances the safety, reliability, and operational efficiency of the lifting process.
Moreover, some large truck cranes incorporate single-cylinder pin telescopic technology in their telescopic booms. Hydraulic pins enable a single oil cylinder to control the movement of multi-section outriggers, allowing for precise control and automatic telescoping in various operating conditions. This innovation has made the cranes lighter by eliminating the need for internal rope rows in the oil cylinder, thus creating more room for the crane to reach higher working heights.
As the XCMG Truck Crane industry expands into the international market, its commitment to quality improvement has garnered praise from global users. The industry’s dedication to product specifications and high professional standards has resulted in superior quality feedback for export products compared to those sold domestically in China. This positive response has set a solid foundation for the continued growth of China’s truck crane industry.
