Liebherr Fields 12-Tonne 300 EC-B 12 Fibre & 270 EC-B 12 Flat-Top Cranes

    Posted On: Tuesday, July 19, 2022

    The 300 EC-B 12 Fibre uses a Liebherr fiber rope, which performs up to 20% better than steel rope and lasts up to four times longer. (Photo courtesy of Liebherr.)

    Liebherr has announced the worldwide availability of two new flat-top tower cranes in its “Tough Guys” lineup. The 300 EC-B 12 Fibre and 270 EC-B 12 both can lift up to 12 tonnes (13.2 U.S. tons) and have a maximum jib length of up to 73 metres (239 feet). They’re designed for easy transport and quick setup. The new cranes will replace Liebherr’s existing 250 EC-B and 278 EC-B Fibre models.

    The Fibre Rope Advantage

    Both the new 300 EC-B 12 Fibre and 270 EC-B 12 can be configured with up to 91.7 m (287 ft) of free-standing hook height with the 2.4- by 2.4-m (7.9- by 7.9-ft) 24 HC 630 tower system. A more economical, 2.1- by 2.1-m (6.9- by 6.9-ft) 21 HC 290 tower system provides up to 71.5 m (234.6 ft) of height under hook. The two flat-top cranes are equipped with strong hoists and pure two-line operation for efficiency’s sake.

    The 300 EC-B 12 Fibre uses a Liebherr fibre rope, which performs up to 20% better than steel rope and lasts up to four times longer. At a nearly full jib length of 70 m (230 ft), the 300 EC-B 12 Fibre can lift up to 3,250 kilograms (7,165 pounds), compared with 2,850 kg (6,283 lbs) for the steel rope edition of the 270 EC-B 12. The jib can be extended in 2.5-m (8.2-ft) increments.

    A smart stacking system lets the counter-jib, slewing platform, and jib segments be transported in four shipments. Liebherr’s quick-release connectors make it a simple matter to connect the jib and counter-jib to the slewing platform. The compact head of the EC-B models comprises the slewing gear, the central switchgear, and the entire slewing ring support.


    Both the new Liebherr 300 EC-B 12 Fibre and 270 EC-B 12 can be configured with up to 91.7 metres of free-standing hook height. (Photo courtesy of Liebherr.)

    See The Work

    The cranes’ LiCAB cabin offers ample glass area for high visibility, as well as ergonomic controls. A new 12-inch display is the user interface for the intuitive Tower Crane Operating System (TC-OS) with multiple-language support.

    Liebherr also endows the two EC-B cranes with smart assistance systems. Load Plus supplies up to 20% greater lifting capacity, Micromove allows for fine movements with loads, and the ABB operating-range limiting system maintains safe operation on the worksite.

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    Source: Liebherr

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