EFFER Crane Models Technical Specifications Summary

1. Overview

This document provides detailed technical specifications for various EFFER crane models, including the 135, 130, 100, 80, 65, 45, 40, 35, and 20 series. The data includes torque values, dimensions, weights, and lifting capacities for different boom configurations and optional jib attachments.

2. Key Parameters and Units

• txm (°): Torque moment in degree-meters or lb*ft (degree-feet).
• Dimensions: Various measurements in millimeters (mm) and inches (in), including boom lengths and extensions.
• Weight (t or kg/lb): Crane or component weight in metric tons, kilograms, or pounds.
• Lifting capacities: Provided in kilograms (kg) and pounds (lb) at specified boom lengths (meters and feet).
• Standard and Optional Configurations: Some models include jib options (e.g., 2S+JIB, 3S+JIB) with corresponding specifications.

3. Model-Specific Summaries

EFFER 135

• Torque ranges from 10.31 to 11.83 txm (°) depending on the boom sections (2S to 6S).
• Dimensions generally consistent: base boom length ~400 mm, with extensions up to 5955 mm.
• Maximum lifting capacities vary by boom length and configuration, with weights up to 2105 kg (4640 lb) for 6S model.
• Optional jib configurations available, affecting torque and lifting capacities.

EFFER 130

• Torque values range from 10.43 to 11.58 txm (°) for 2S to 5S models.
• Dimensions similar to EFFER 135 but with slight variations in boom lengths and weights.
• Lifting capacities range from approximately 1580 kg (3480 lb) to 1950 kg (4295 lb) depending on model and boom length.
• Jib options available with corresponding torque and capacity adjustments.

EFFER 100

• Torque values between 8.44 and 9.16 txm (°) for 1S to 4S models.
• Smaller boom dimensions compared to 130 and 135 series.
• Lifting capacities range from 1080 kg (2380 lb) to 1555 kg (3425 lb).

EFFER 80

• Torque ranges from 6.71 to 7.48 txm (°) for 1S to 4S models.
• Boom lengths around 2095 mm with extensions up to 4857 mm.
• Lifting capacities between 915 kg (2015 lb) and 1135 kg (2500 lb).

EFFER 65

• Torque values from 5.74 to 6.34 txm (°) for 1S to 4S models.
• Smaller boom dimensions (~370 mm base length).
• Lifting capacities range from 790 kg (1740 lb) to 1135 kg (2500 lb).

EFFER 45

• Torque values between 3.63 and 4.02 txm (°) for 1S to 4S models.
• Base boom length approximately 1700 mm.
• Lifting capacities from 510 kg (1120 lb) to 635 kg (1395 lb).

EFFER 40

• Torque ranges from 3.1 to 3.45 txm (°) for 1S to 4S models.
• Similar dimensions to EFFER 45 with slight variations.
• Lifting capacities between 510 kg (1120 lb) and 635 kg (1395 lb).

EFFER 35

• Torque values around 2.84 to 2.89 txm (°) for 2S and 3S models.
• Smaller boom dimensions (~1690 mm base length).
• Lifting capacities approximately 500-535 kg (1100-1180 lb).

EFFER 20

• Torque values from 1.49 to 1.56 txm (°) for 1S and 2S models.
• Smallest boom dimensions (~1490 mm base length).
• Lifting capacities around 330-355 kg (725-780 lb).

4. Common Technical Details

• All models specify boom lengths, extension lengths, and thickness (t) in millimeters.
• Torque moments are given in both metric (txm) and imperial (lb*ft) units.
• Weights and lifting capacities are provided in kilograms and pounds, with corresponding reach distances in meters and feet.
• Standard and optional configurations (such as jib attachments) influence torque and lifting capacities.
• Typical boom articulation angle is 14° for standard and optional jib configurations.

5. Critical Information and Recommendations

• Selection of crane model and boom configuration should consider required lifting capacity and reach.
• Optional jib attachments increase reach but may reduce torque and lifting capacity.
• Ensure compliance with specified maximum loads and boom angles to maintain safety and performance.
• Refer to detailed tables for exact lifting capacities at specific boom lengths and configurations.

6. Summary Tables and Data Interpretation

The document contains extensive tabular data listing torque, dimensions, weights, and lifting capacities for each model and configuration. Key takeaways include:

• Higher model numbers generally correspond to higher torque and lifting capacities.
• Increasing the number of boom sections (e.g., from 2S to 6S) increases reach but may reduce torque.
• Jib options add versatility but require careful consideration of load limits.

This structured data supports engineers and operators in selecting appropriate crane models and configurations for specific lifting tasks.