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Terex AC200-1

All-terrain crane. Drives on public roads and works on site.

200 t

Max capacity · Manufacturer rating

The operator's cab of a white Terex AC200-1 crane with the door open; a label on the side reads "200T capacity class".

Key figures. From the manufacturer, beside the other four models.

Max capacity

200 t

Manufacturer rating

Max capacity of the five models

  1. RT700E55 t
  2. ATF 60-360 t
  3. AC200-1200 t
  4. QUY250250 t
  5. GMK6350317.5 t

Max boom length

68 m

Main boom: 12.4–68 m

Longest of the five: 72.2 m, QUY250.

Longest jib

33 m

Longest of the five: 61 m, GMK6350.

Counterweight

69 t

Heaviest of the five: 100 t, GMK6350.

Terex AC200-1 photos.

  1. Outriggers on steel pads

    A white Terex all-terrain crane on a building site, outriggers on steel pads and counterweight blocks stacked at the back, with a yellow crane boom rising behind it.

    Building site · 1 of 3

  2. White counterweight with red chevrons, boom rising into a blue sky

    Looking up at the white counterweight of a Terex crane, lettered TEREX with red and white chevrons, as the boom rises straight into a deep blue sky.

    Building site · 2 of 3

  3. The operator’s cab from below, with its steel step

    A close view from below of the Terex AC200-1 cab, with its open door, steel step and red, amber and green lights.

    Building site · 3 of 3

Manufacturer specification

These are the manufacturer's figures for this model, not figures Atlas Alshraa has confirmed for its own cranes.

Lifting

Max capacity
200 t
Counterweight
69 t

Boom and jib

Main boom
12.4–68 m
Longest jib
33 m

Carrier

Axles
5
Drive
10x8x8

Engine and travel

Engine
Mercedes-Benz (DaimlerChrysler) OM 502 LA
Engine power
390 kW
Top road speed
85 km/h
Gradeability
71 %

Dimensions and weights

Basic weight
60 t

About this rating

The 200 t rating needs a special attachment and applies at a short radius we could not read reliably from the chart.

Where the figures come from

Will it lift your load?

200 t is its maximum, and only at its shortest radius. Further out or higher up, it lifts less. Send us the weight, the radius and the lift height, and we will check the load chart with you.

What we need from you

  1. Load weight (t)
  2. Lift radius (m)
  3. Lift height (m)