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First Liebherr MK 88 mobile construction crane for Grúas Serrat in Spain
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First Liebherr MK 88 mobile construction crane for Grúas Serrat in Spain

First Liebherr MK 88 mobile construction crane for Grúas Serrat in Spain

The Spanish crane company Grúas Serrat SA has taken delivery of a Liebherr mobile construction crane – the first MK 88 Plus in Spain.

The handover of the mobile construction crane took place at Grúas Serrat SA’s depot in Barberà del Vallès – a Catalan city in the province of Barcelona in north-eastern Spain. “It’s a fantastic machine,” praises Josep Vega, the crane company’s owner.

The MK 88 doing renovation work in Granollers on the famous square "Plaça de la Porxada".
The MK 88 doing renovation work in Granollers on the famous square “Plaça de la Porxada”.

He sees it as the perfect complement to his 80-strong fleet of cranes of different lifting solutions, and especially for inner-city operations: For one thing, it requires very little space, can be positioned directly at the building and still has an enormous reach. As well as this, thanks to its electric drives, it is extremely quiet in operation – a particular advantage at night.

The Spanish crane company Grúas Serrat SA was founded in 1967 and has since made a name for itself in the areas of civil and structural engineering projects. The 60-employee strong company has a fleet that predominantly includes truck loading and mobile cranes and now wants the MK 88 Plus to fill the gap.

Josep Vega (3rd from right), owner of the Spanish crane company Grùas Serrat, takes delivery of the first MK 88 in Spain. Pictured from left to right: Pedro Invernon (Grúas Cerezo), Daniel Nötzel (Liebherr), Roberto Insausti (Liebherr), Gabriel Iturralde (Liebherr), Josep Vega (Grúas Serrat), Javier Verano (Liebherr), Miguel Cerezo (Grúas Cerezo).
Josep Vega (3rd from right), owner of the Spanish crane company Grùas Serrat, takes delivery of the first MK 88 in Spain. Pictured from left to right: Pedro Invernon (Grúas Cerezo), Daniel Nötzel (Liebherr), Roberto Insausti (Liebherr), Gabriel Iturralde (Liebherr), Josep Vega (Grúas Serrat), Javier Verano (Liebherr), Miguel Cerezo (Grúas Cerezo).

MK 88 Mobile construction crane

The MK 88 Mobile Construction Crane and has a compact, manoeuvrable design and is therefore perfect for jobs in densely populated inner cities. The mobile construction crane is frequently used as a taxi crane and is highly adaptable and absolutely made for short-term hoisting work.

  • Lifting capacity at max. radius: 2,200 kg
  • Max. radius: 45.00 m
  • Max. lifting capacity: 8,000 kg
  • Standard: EN 14439
  • Lines: 2
  • Max. hook height: 30.20 m
  • Luffed jib position: 15 / 30 / 45 °
  • Slewing radius: 3.55 m
  • Hoist gear: 24 kW FU
  • Slewing gear: 5,0 kW FU
  • Trolley travel gear: 4,0 kW FU
  • Max. hook height at luffed position: 59.10 m
  • Travel motor: 6-Zylinder-Diesel
  • Travel motor/Make: Liebherr
  • Travel motor power capacity: 300 kW
  • Number of axles: 4
  • Drive unit/Steering: 8 x 6 x 8
  • Travel speed: 80 km/h
  • Operating weight: 48 t
  • Additional ballast: 2 t

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