Gottwald AK 850
The Gottwald AK 850/1100 is a 10-axle mobile crane with lattice tower, which has a capacity of 1,100 tons. Until 2007 it was the strongest mobile crane in Europe and only exists once. Until 2007, the Gottwald AK 850/1100 was only in use in Germany by Schmidbauer in Munich . It was built from 1982 to 1985 and is therefore already a classic car . After the restoration in 1996, its superstructure was divided so that it could achieve its permissible axle load on the 10 axles without removing other components, which had to be carried out by then. Since then it has had a weight of 96 tons (ready to drive). Its hook height is approx. 183 meters. From 2007 the crane was in use for the Australian company Wheelers Cranes . In 2014 it stood damaged near Mumbai in India.
Data AK 850-103
Delivery condition 1982 for Schmidbauer (until 1998)
- Total weight: 112 t
- Main boom: 23 m - 113 m
- Luffing top: 29 m - 95 m
- Total length: 22.88 m
- Total width: 3.00 m
- Power UW: 382 kW / 520 PS
- Output OW: 200 kW / 271 PS
- Total counterweight: 206 t
- Number of axes: 10
Data AK 850 GT
Current condition from 1998 to 2007 at Schmidbauer. Sold to Australia since August 2007.
- Total weight: 96 t
- Main boom: 23 m - 113 m
- Luffing top: 29 m - 95 m
- Total length: unknown
- Total width: 3.00 m
- Power UW: 382 kW / 520 PS
- Output OW: 200 kW / 271 PS
- Maxilift counter jib: 43 m
- Total ballast: 206 t turntable ballast plus an additional 500 t maxi-lift ballast
- Number of axes: 10
Web links
Individual evidence
- ^ Gottwald (general) - Hansebubeforum. Retrieved March 9, 2019 .