XCMG XGT600A-25S Struggling in the Snowy Plateau at an Altitude of 4500 Meters

The construction project of the Pure Land and Convenience Service Center in Doilungdêqên District, Lhasa, Tibet, is a commercial complex integrating government services, shopping malls, offices, etc., with a construction area of 24000 square meters and a total investment of 220 million yuan. After being put into use, it will improve the demand for convenient services and solve the shortage of comprehensive commercial services around the district government.

XCMG XGT600A-25S tower crane products are struggling on the project front line. On the snow covered plateau in the southwest of China, located on both banks of Lhasa River and Duilong River, with an average elevation of 4500 meters, XCMG tower cranes are facing severe working conditions due to thin air, great temperature difference between day and night, strong wind, high wind speed, and many extreme weather conditions.

XCMG XGT600A-25S has a maximum arm length of 80 meters and a maximum lifting weight of 25 tons. With the application of 20 intelligent technologies, it can achieve remote detection and safety management, ensuring that every operation is within a controllable range. In the face of harsh weather such as strong winds, remote activation of the wind vane with a mobile phone allows the tower crane to rotate freely without the need for personnel to climb the tower. It intelligently responds to extreme weather on high altitudes and ensures construction safety.

The XCMG tower crane is made of high-strength steel material, and its appearance is coated with marine grade paint, meeting the international top Sa3 standard with strong aging resistance. In the extreme natural environment of Lhasa, where there is a large temperature difference between day and night and strong radiation, the XCMG tower crane operates in a state of high strength through variable amplitude, rotation, and winding.

From Yaye Expressway on the Sichuan Tibet Railway to Qulong Yajiang Bridge on the the Yarlung Zangbo River, from Renbu Bridge to the Tibetan Culture, Radio, Television and Art Center, XCMG tower cranes challenged the extreme conditions in the Roof of the World with high mountains and deep valleys and complex geology, successfully passed many major examinations, helped build many major projects in Western Tibet, and contributed XCMG's strength to the national western development.