Flat-top and luffing-jib tower cranes
Comansa offers an extensive range of tower cranes for any project involving construction, Infrastructures, mining, energy, etc.
500 Series
- Maximum loads: 8 820 and 11 020 lb
- Reach: 114.8 to 164 ft
- Jib-end load: 2 200 lb + 10% with PowerLift
1100 Series
- Maximum loads: 11 020, 13 230 & 17 640 lb
- Reach: 172.2 to 213.3 ft
- Jib-end load: 2 650 to 3 750 lb + 10% with PowerLift
1600 Series
- Maximum loads: 17 640, 22 050 or 16 450 lb
- Reach: 213.3 and 229.7 ft
- Jib-end load: Between 3 970 and 4 740 lb + 10% with PowerLift
2100 Series
- Maximum loads: 26 460 to 110 230 lb
- Reach: 242.8 to 275.6 ft
- Jib-end load: 5 730 to 23 810 lb + 10% with PowerLift
3000 Series
- Maximum loads: 70 550 to 198 410 lb
- Reach: 196,9 and 262,5 ft
- Jib-end load: 20 940 to 52 910 lb + 10% with PowerLift
Luffing Series
- Maximum loads: 17 640 to 141 090 lb
- Reach: 164 to 313.3 ft
- Load at maximum reach: 3 420 to 17 640 lb
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Latest news
Jonathan Haï Lengsavath has joined Comansa as France Country Manager
Jonathan Haï Lengsavath has joined Comansa as France Country Manager. Jonathan will manage the implementation of the brand in France, with the firm purpose of establishing a long-term position in the market and proposing sales, rental and most importantly service solutions to the customers.
RETIREMENT ANNOUNCEMENT
COMANSA a multinational tower crane manufacturer announces Bill Carbeau’s retirement effective October 1, 2022.
Comansa brings their industrial expertise in lifting technology to the wind energy sector
Comansa has joined forces with Navarra-based companies Nabrawind and Tetrace, Comansa to create Navassy, a joint-venture which has designed and manufactured the first automated lifting system for Nabralift 2.0 wind towers.
Comansa at the International Tower Cranes North America Conference: tower cranes for building bridges
Comansa participated at the International Tower Cranes North America as gold sponsors and speakers. Bill Carbeau and Javier Militino discussed the use of tower cranes in bridge building.