Tower Cranes Deployed for Nusantara Palace Construction
Manitowoc provides high-capacity Potain heavy-lifting equipment to support structural steel assembly for the initial development phase of Indonesia’s new capital city. www.manitowoc.com Manitowoc has deployed its Potain MC 310 K12 and MC 205 B tower cranes for heavy lifting operations at the presidential palace complex in Nusantara, Indonesia. The equipment supports high-elevation structural assembly within the large-scale public infrastructure sector. Heavy Lifting Requirements for Infrastructure Development Commencing in February 2023, the construction of the Garuda Palace (Istana Garuda) and the State Palace (Istana Negara) requires equipment capable of managing complex jobsite logistics and demanding timelines. The tower cranes facilitate the continuous lifting of steel and structural components for the first phase of the national capital project. Maintaining a steady construction progression is a fundamental requirement of this development, necessitating machinery that can endure continuous operational cycles. The units are supplied on a rental basis by PT Potaindo Machinery, which also provides parts availability and maintenance services through specialized technician teams. Furthermore, the deployment has maintained strict site safety standards, contributing to a Zero Accident certification for the project. Tower Crane Operational Capabilities and Load Limits The selected heavy lifting equipment provides the long reach and high freestanding heights necessary for large-scale structural work. The 12-tonne capacity MC 310 K12 operates at a freestanding height of 52 meters, utilizing a 70-meter jib that allows for a 3.2-tonne lifting capacity at the jib end. Similarly, the 10-tonne capacity MC 205 B functions at a freestanding height of 59.7 meters with a 60-meter jib, enabling a 2.4-tonne tip load. According to Johnny Kuah, regional sales manager at the manufacturer, the equipment combines specific lifting performance, reach, and reliability to maintain contractor productivity on multi-variable projects. The manufacturer has since updated these specific models in its active product line to the MCT 325 L12 and MCT 205, respectively. Edited by Aishwarya Mambet, Induportals Editor, with AI assistance. www.manitowoc.com Powered by Induportals Media Publishing
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Manitowoc provides high-capacity Potain heavy-lifting equipment to support structural steel assembly for the initial development phase of Indonesia’s new capital city.
www.manitowoc.com
Manitowoc has deployed its Potain MC 310 K12 and MC 205 B tower cranes for heavy lifting operations at the presidential palace complex in Nusantara, Indonesia. The equipment supports high-elevation structural assembly within the large-scale public infrastructure sector.
Heavy Lifting Requirements for Infrastructure Development
Commencing in February 2023, the construction of the Garuda Palace (Istana Garuda) and the State Palace (Istana Negara) requires equipment capable of managing complex jobsite logistics and demanding timelines. The tower cranes facilitate the continuous lifting of steel and structural components for the first phase of the national capital project. Maintaining a steady construction progression is a fundamental requirement of this development, necessitating machinery that can endure continuous operational cycles. The units are supplied on a rental basis by PT Potaindo Machinery, which also provides parts availability and maintenance services through specialized technician teams. Furthermore, the deployment has maintained strict site safety standards, contributing to a Zero Accident certification for the project.
Tower Crane Operational Capabilities and Load Limits
The selected heavy lifting equipment provides the long reach and high freestanding heights necessary for large-scale structural work. The 12-tonne capacity MC 310 K12 operates at a freestanding height of 52 meters, utilizing a 70-meter jib that allows for a 3.2-tonne lifting capacity at the jib end. Similarly, the 10-tonne capacity MC 205 B functions at a freestanding height of 59.7 meters with a 60-meter jib, enabling a 2.4-tonne tip load. According to Johnny Kuah, regional sales manager at the manufacturer, the equipment combines specific lifting performance, reach, and reliability to maintain contractor productivity on multi-variable projects. The manufacturer has since updated these specific models in its active product line to the MCT 325 L12 and MCT 205, respectively.
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