As you can see, each unit on the catalog has its main image (or scheme).
For your convenience all the schemes are designed so that you can quickly get a general image of the cargo crane you are interested in. Each scheme answers to each of questions below.

1. What is manufacturer of the cargo crane?
2. What is model of the cargo crane?
3. How many boom sections?
4. What section type of the boom?
5. What section type of the column?
6. Outriggers’ type?
7. Outriggers’ direction type?
8. Hook-in availability?
9. Controller availability

Below you can see illustrations as answers for each question above.

 

1. Manufacturer

Manufacturer example	Illustration
Ex.: Unic (Furukawa-Unic)

 

2. Model

Model example	Illustration
Ex.: UR334

 

3. Boom sections

Number of boom sections	Illustration
2
3
4
5
6

 

4. Section type of the boom

Section type	Illustration
Hexagonal Cargo cranes: Furukawa-Unic
Pentagonal Cargo cranes: Tadano, Nansei, Maeda
Square Cargo cranes: Furukawa-Unic, Tadano, Maeda, Shinmaywa

 

5. Section type of the column

Section type	Illustration
Pentagonal Cargo cranes: Furukawa-Unic, Maeda, Nansei
Square Cargo cranes: Furukawa-Unic, Tadano, Nansei, Shinmaywa

 

6. Outriggers’ type

Outriggers’ type	Illustration
Standard outrigger (round stand)
Standard outrigger (square stand)
Hijack

 

7. Outriggers’ direction type

Outriggers’ direction	Illustration
Standard
Parallel (overlap)

 

8. Hook-in availability

	Illustration
Hook-in available
No hook-in

 

Attention. Hook-in availability is also shown as an icon alongside of the scheme.

	Icon
Hook-in available

Note! Each cargo crane’s scheme is colored (body color) as close to the actual as possible.

You can look for more information about the cargo crane in the technical description.

 

9. Controller availability.

	Icon
Controller (Radio-controller; Remote controller) available