The hottest manitowac Zhangjiagang crane is put in
2022-10-16- Detail
Manitowak Zhangjiagang put into production cranes realize mass production
types with a relatively large number of manitowak regeneration cranes realize mass production China Construction Machinery Information Guide: manitowak has a crawler crane manufacturing base in Zhangjiagang, China, which advocates European design and Chinese manufacturing. Through this production mode, manitowac products can reduce the manufacturing cost and improve the high-precision quality of products made in China. Manitowak's first model of Crawler Crane put into production in Zhangjiagang manitowak has a crawler crane manufacturing base in Zhangjiagang, China, which advocates European design and made in China. Through this production mode, manitowac products can reduce the manufacturing cost and improve the quality of products made in China. The first model of Crawler Crane put into production in Zhangjiagang by manitowak is MLC100, which has been sold and mass produced. MLC series crawler cranes are equipped with hydraulic control system to ensure smooth operation and precise control, which can improve lifting productivity and facilitate safe operation. At the same time, MLC series products also emphasize that it is easy to transport as much as possible and minimize the number of transport vehicles. Manitowak exhibited the second model of MLC series products, mlc165 crawler crane, with a maximum lifting capacity of 165 US tons in addition, the Zhangjiagang plant in manitowac is being expanded to increase production capacity in order to better meet market needs
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