An operating partner for every project’s needs
From cranes and heavy transport to handling and oil services, Atlas Alshraa provides services that support worksite needs and help get the work done efficiently and smoothly.
Browse cranes
Atlas Alshraa is a Libyan joint-stock company.
We help you choose the crane that fits your load and your site. Every crane photo on this site is real.
- Legal name
شركة أطلس الصحراء المساهمة للخدمات النفطية والنقل الثقيل والمناولة وتأجير الرافعات
The name covers four lines of work:
- Crane hire
- Heavy transport
- Handling and rigging
- Oil services
Choose your crane by capacity
Scroll to see the cranes from smallest to largest. The big number is each crane's maximum capacity.
Maximum capacity is the maker's rating at the shortest radius. What a crane can lift on your site depends on radius and height, which is why we ask for both.
Cranes from smallest to largest
- Max capacity
- 55 t
- Model
Grove RT700E
- Class
- Rough-terrain
- Max capacity
- 60 t
- Model
Tadano Faun ATF 60-3
- Class
- All-terrain
- Max capacity
- 200 t
- Model
Terex AC200-1
- Class
- All-terrain
- Max capacity
- 250 t
- Model
Fuwa QUY250
- Class
- Crawler
The model name says 250 t; Fuwa's page lists 260 t. We show 250 t until Atlas confirms it.
- Max capacity
- 317.5 t
- Model
Grove GMK6350
- Class
- All-terrain
The 350 on the boom is the maker's rating in US tons, which is 317.5 t metric.
Not sure which size you need? Send us the load details and we will choose with you.
Send the detailsFind your crane. Compare the specs and request the one that fits your lift.
Filter the models by type, open the full specification of each crane, and compare up to three side by side. Tell us your dates and we will confirm availability.
Check your load against the ratings
A maximum rating applies only at the shortest radius. What a crane can really lift depends on the radius and its set-up, so send us the weight and radius and we will check the load chart with you.
Send the weight and radius- Rough-terrain
- All-terrain
Tadano Faun ATF 60-3
60 t
- Max boom length
- 40.2 m
- Longest jib
- 16 m
- Counterweight
- 13.2 t
- All-terrain
- Crawler
Fuwa QUY250
250 t
- Max boom length
- 72.2 m
- Longest jib
- 36 m (From a spec database, not the manufacturer’s own document)
- Counterweight
- 88.5 t (From a spec database, not the manufacturer’s own document)
- All-terrain
Compare models
Choose the models and read their key figures side by side.
GroveRT700E
Tadano FaunATF 60-3
TerexAC200-1
FuwaQUY250
GroveGMK6350
| Specification | Grove RT700E | Tadano Faun ATF 60-3 | Terex AC200-1 | Fuwa QUY250 | Grove GMK6350 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Max capacity | 55 t | 60 tat 2.5 m radius | 200 t | 250 tFrom the model name, to be confirmed | 317.5 tat 2.44 m radius |
| Main boom | 11–33.5 m | 10.4–40.2 m | 12.4–68 m | 15.2–72.2 m | 15.5–60 m |
| Max tip height | 36.4 m | 58.4 m (from a spec database)with jib | Not stated by the manufacturer | Not stated by the manufacturer | 63 m |
| Counterweight | 5.553 t | 13.2 t | 69 t | 88.5 t (from a spec database) | 100 t |
| Carrier | Rough-terrain2 axles · 4x4 | All-terrain3 axles · 6x6 | All-terrain5 axles · 10x8x8 | Crawler | All-terrain6 axles · 12x6x12 |
| Engine power | 179 kW | 240 kW | 390 kW | 242 kW (from a spec database) | 420 kW |
| Basic weight | 38.618 t | 36 t | 60 t | 225 t (from a spec database) | 72.008 t |
Where the figures come from
Note and sources: Grove RT700E
Note and sources: Terex AC200-1
Note and sources: Grove GMK6350
— means the manufacturer’s document does not state this figure for this model. We leave it blank rather than estimate it.
These are the manufacturer's figures for this model, not figures Atlas Alshraa has confirmed for its own cranes.
Our services
Four services from one company. Ask for one, or put several in a single request.
Crane hire
Cranes for hire. Send us the load weight, radius and lift height, and we will suggest the right crane for your job.
[[CONFIRM: Every crane comes with an experienced operator.]]
Ask about this service: Crane hire (opens in a new tab)
Heavy transport
We move heavy loads and large equipment [[CONFIRM: by road, on low-bed trailers]]. Tell us what the load is, what it weighs and where it needs to go, and we will plan the move with you.
Ask about this service: Heavy transport (opens in a new tab)Handling and rigging
We lift, rig and move loads on site [[CONFIRM: with a rigging crew, slings and lifting gear, and a lift plan]]. Book handling on its own, or with crane hire and transport in one request.
Ask about this service: Handling and rigging (opens in a new tab)Oil services
Support for oil and gas work [[CONFIRM: exact scope, for example lifting and transport at oil fields]]. Tell us about the work and where it is, and we will tell you clearly what we can do.
Ask about this service: Oil services (opens in a new tab)
Why Atlas Alshraa? A crane the size your job needs.
A wide range of cranes, a type for every kind of ground, and a clear way of working, from your first message until the crane reaches your site.
55–317.5 t
Maximum capacity of the cranes on this page, smallest to largest, as rated by each maker.
- RT700E55 t
- ATF 60-360 t
- AC200-1200 t
- QUY250250 t
- GMK6350317.5 t
A crane for every kind of ground
Rough-terrain crane
Built for uneven ground inside the site.
- Grove RT700E
All-terrain crane
Drives on public roads and works on site.
- Tadano Faun ATF 60-3
- Terex AC200-1
- Grove GMK6350
Crawler crane
Moves on tracks that spread its weight, for heavy lifts.
- Fuwa QUY250
Hiring a crane, step by step
Tell us the load and the site
The load weight, the lift radius and height, and where the work is.
We match the right crane
We check your lift against the crane maker's load chart.
We confirm availability and dates
We tell you which crane is free, and when it can reach you.
The crane arrives on site
It is set up where we agreed, and the lift begins. [[CONFIRM: An experienced operator comes with it.]]
Ask the way that suits you
Pick a crane from the crane list and its name is already filled in, in your message and in the request form.
On the hook:
On site
These photos were taken at two places: a building site and a coastal site.
Which crane does your project need?
Get in touch and leave the rest to us.
What happens next
- You send your phone number and the load weight.
- We contact you on that number.
- We agree the crane and the details with you.