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The world's largest 'lifting device' is about to launch, capable of transporting 6,000 tons 'as light as air', promising to change the global construction industry - NAM VIET ENERGY COMPANY LIMITED
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The world’s largest ‘lifting device’ is about to launch, capable of transporting 6,000 tons ‘as light as air’, promising to change the global construction industry

Over the course of the history of the construction industry, cranes have developed significantly. They play an important role in the construction of massive and magnificent structures.

In addition, thanks to the development of technology, the industry has added car cranes and created many breakthroughs in construction and logistics. Currently, aiming for sustainable development, electric cranes have been formed.

Recently, the world’s largest electric crane has been built and is called the SK6000. This crane was developed with the aim of meeting the requirements of future offshore wind farms, while supporting the global energy market.

According to the Wonderful Engineering website, the SK6000 can lift up to 6,000 tons and is being assembled at Mammoet’s technical center in the Netherlands. This is a company specializing in lifting/lowering and heavy object transportation technology.

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Assembly is progressing rapidly to meet the delivery schedule of 2024.

The SK6000 is expected to carry out offshore wind projects even in areas lacking a connection to the grid.

The new crane is inspired by the design and lifting technology of its predecessor, the SK350. Its main shaft length is 171 meters and can reach a lifting limit of 274 meters when equipped with an auxiliary boom.

A notable feature of the SK6000 is its container-shaped design, which allows for flexible movement, on-site assembly and unprecedented super-heavy lifting capabilities.

With the SK6000, the Mammoet technical center aims to develop it in the most advanced way. This crane also represents an important step towards a sustainable future for the construction and heavy lifting industry.

By harnessing electric power, the SK6000 affirms its commitment to environmentally friendly operations, aiming to reduce carbon emissions and protect the planet.

The SK6000 is a testament to Mammoet’s continued dedication to pushing the boundaries of the industry. The arrival of the world’s largest crane is expected to usher in a new era of innovation and promote sustainable development.