Manitowoc cranes debut for Potain MR 309 luffing jib crane at bauma 2025
This new model offers faster and easier assembly, helping users optimize their site operations. . www.manitowoc.com Potain's MR 309 luffing jib crane will make its international trade show debut at bauma 2025 in Munich, Germany. The MR 309 was announced last year and is part of Potain’s newest generation of luffing jib cranes. At bauma 2025 visitors will have the chance to view the crane in the iron and get a detailed look at its innovative features. Both the Potain MR 309 and its sister model, the MR 329, complete the latest generation of Potain luffing jib cranes. By integrating valuable customer feedback using Manitowoc’s Voice of the Customer (VOC) process, Potain engineered several notable benefits into the cranes, including quicker and simpler crane assembly and an enhanced overall user experience. The MR 309 delivers class-leading capabilities, offering maximum capacity variants of 16 t or 25 t; a 60 m jib; and a tip capacity of 3.4 t. It features a 2 m mast section connecting to the crane's luffing section. There’s up to 49.2 m of free-standing height under pivot, and up to 4.3 t can be lifted at 55 m. The crane effectively addresses the demand for a significantly reduced out-of-service radius (9.5 m to 12 m) and minimizes anchorage frame requirements. These enhancements help improve efficiency and productivity on high-rise and congested construction sites where oversailing is prohibited. The MR 309 comes equipped with the Potain CONNECT™ telematics system, which uses a remote telematics platform to ensure higher uptime by enabling faster identification and resolution of issues. It also provides remote access to crane data for troubleshooting and fleet management, helping Potain customers get more from their machines. The Potain MR 309 features a jib that can be mounted horizontally in one or two parts to minimize space requirements during erection. Accessible platforms and steps enhance worker security and efficiency, while the counter jib ballast is installed at working height, facilitated by built-in slinging points and a self-centering system. www.manitowoc.com Powered by Induportals Media Publishing
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This new model offers faster and easier assembly, helping users optimize their site operations. .
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Potain's MR 309 luffing jib crane will make its international trade show debut at bauma 2025 in Munich, Germany. The MR 309 was announced last year and is part of Potain’s newest generation of luffing jib cranes. At bauma 2025 visitors will have the chance to view the crane in the iron and get a detailed look at its innovative features.
Both the Potain MR 309 and its sister model, the MR 329, complete the latest generation of Potain luffing jib cranes. By integrating valuable customer feedback using Manitowoc’s Voice of the Customer (VOC) process, Potain engineered several notable benefits into the cranes, including quicker and simpler crane assembly and an enhanced overall user experience. The MR 309 delivers class-leading capabilities, offering maximum capacity variants of 16 t or 25 t; a 60 m jib; and a tip capacity of 3.4 t. It features a 2 m mast section connecting to the crane's luffing section. There’s up to 49.2 m of free-standing height under pivot, and up to 4.3 t can be lifted at 55 m.
The crane effectively addresses the demand for a significantly reduced out-of-service radius (9.5 m to 12 m) and minimizes anchorage frame requirements. These enhancements help improve efficiency and productivity on high-rise and congested construction sites where oversailing is prohibited.
The MR 309 comes equipped with the Potain CONNECT™ telematics system, which uses a remote telematics platform to ensure higher uptime by enabling faster identification and resolution of issues. It also provides remote access to crane data for troubleshooting and fleet management, helping Potain customers get more from their machines.
The Potain MR 309 features a jib that can be mounted horizontally in one or two parts to minimize space requirements during erection. Accessible platforms and steps enhance worker security and efficiency, while the counter jib ballast is installed at working height, facilitated by built-in slinging points and a self-centering system.
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