Products & Equipment
Luffing-jib tower crane to mark trade show first

For the first time ever, Linden Comansa America will display a luffing-jib tower crane at a North American exhibition.

The company, a subsidiary of the Spain-based manufacturer, is bringing the LCL 310 luffing-jib tower crane to ConExpo-Con/Agg this March in Las Vegas.

Linden Comansa (booth G2789 in the Gold Lot) will also highlight new developments and original flat-top cranes launched during the year leading up to ConExpo, the company said in a news release.

The LCL310 comes in 12-, 18-, and 24-ton versions with maximum jib lengths of 60 metres and jib lengths every five metres, the release said.

An electric crane, it has a compact, out-of-service position and reduced hook radius, making it “ideal for use in cities or congested job sites,” the release said.

Meanwhile, Linden Comansa will launch the largest luffer in its lineup, the LCL 700, a few weeks before ConExpo at the company’s headquarters in Spain. It comes in 50- and 64-ton versions. More details will be available at the ConExpo booth.

Other cranes Linden Comansa is promoting are of its 2100 series, including the latest 21 LC 335 and 21 LC 550 crane models, which can now accommodate up to 20 tons from 18 tons in previous versions. The new 21 LC 450 crane model, meanwhile comes in 20- and 25-ton versions to replace the previous 12- and 18-ton models.

The 3000 series flat-top tower cranes vary from 32-ton, to 48-ton, to 90-ton. And the 16 LC 260 “features an integrated tower top and counter-jib into one component.”

Founded in 2002, Linden Comansa America is exhibiting for the fifth time at ConExpo. Last year, LCA opened a Northwest rental division to serve, Washington, Oregon, and Idaho.

For more information, visit www.comansa.com/eng/index.htm.