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Hiab launches the new 135 tm range loader crane EFFER iQ.1400 HP


Hiab, part of Cargotec, launches EFFER iQ.1400 HP, a super heavy loader crane equipped with the advanced control system SPACEevo for improved productivity and safer operations. The size and vertical performance of the new loader crane make it ideal for operations in metropolitan areas.

The EFFER iQ.1400 HP is a 135 tonne metre ™ crane that combines the V10-Force decagonal boom with the latest control system, SPACEevo. It has a maximum vertical reach of 39.5 metres and with a JIB of 26 tm, it can deliver materials with an “up and over” of 26 metres. The V10-Force boom, first used in the EFFER 1000, provides increased strength for vertical performance and improved overall precision, further enhanced by the advanced control system.

The high lifting capacity makes it suitable for many applications, but the possible 83° working angle is perfectly suited for operations in metropolitan areas. Being able to work closer to the buildings, makes it less obtrusive to the surroundings, and the boom profile reduces the side oscillations for high-precision load delivery. The low weight and compact frame size make it possible to install it on smaller trucks than is usual for this lifting category, which lower purchase and operating costs, as well as CO2 emissions.

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“Customers will be able to experience a whole new level of heavy load lifting, with a crane that excels in vertical reach of over 39 metres. The engineering, combined with a CombiDrive4 remote control from Olsbergs gives operators unprecedented precision even at high heights. The 135 tm range delivers performances similar to bigger segment cranes. The smaller frame makes it suitable for installations on smaller trucks and provides plenty of payload, not normally seen in this segment,” says Marcel Boxem, Vice President, Sales & Product Management, Loader Cranes Heavy & Super Heavy, Hiab.

The precision and safety are enhanced by the SPACEevo control system that provides advanced functions for veteran and novice operators alike. The Load Stability System for vertical movements (LSS-V) compensates for unintentionally excessive lever movement in vertical operations, while the Variable Stability Logic PLUS (VSL+) feature optimises lifting capacity by monitoring the position and pressure of the stabiliser legs. The Dynamic Load Chart (DLC-S) reduces setup time by simulating the load capacity before opening the stabilisers.

The EFFER iQ.1400 HP shares parts and controls with the other iQ. and iX range cranes. This makes it easier for operators to use different size cranes and owners of multiple units can lower their warehouse inventory by storing common spare parts that can be used across iX and iQ cranes.

As the crane is connected, owners can access HiConnect™. It provides access to real-time insights about the condition of the equipment, to further increase productivity and operator safety. Customers can monitor equipment status, plan service and improve operations from whole fleets down to single units. HiConnect is available in two levels: HiConnect Insights and HiConnect Premium.

For peace of mind, customers can purchase a ProCare™ service contract to secure original performance with regular preventative maintenance checks and scheduled inspections. Repairs are covered as part of the most extensive package, ProCare Total R&M. Available plans may vary by market.

Highlights 

  • 135 tm range category
  • SPACEevo control system
  • V10-Force decagonal shaped boom and JIB profile for lightweight and compact frame size maximising vertical and load lifting capabilities
  • Olsbergs valve and hydraulics systems
  • Variable pumps, for increased flow performances and reduced fuel consumption
  • CE marked
  • ProCare and HiConnect service contracts available in selected markets.
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