Max capacity
250250t250 t
From the model name, to be confirmed
Max capacity of the five models
- RT700E55 t
- ATF 60-360 t
- AC200-1200 t
- QUY250250 t
- GMK6350317.5 t
Fuwa QUY250
Crawler crane. Moves on tracks that spread its weight, for heavy lifts.
Key figures. From the manufacturer, beside the other four models.
Max capacity
250 t
Max boom length
72.2 m
Main boom: 15.2–72.2 m
The longest main boom of the five models.
Longest jib
36 m (from a spec database)
Longest of the five: 61 m, GMK6350.
Counterweight
88.5 t (from a spec database)
Heaviest of the five: 100 t, GMK6350.
* From a spec database, not from the manufacturer’s own document.
Fuwa QUY250 photos.
Crawler crane with its counterweight in place
A red FW.China QUY250 crawler crane on its tracks with its counterweight blocks in place, next to a concrete building under construction.
Building site · 1 of 2
Red crawler crane body under the lattice boom
A close view of the red body of a crawler crane, lettered FW.CHINA and QUY250, under its lattice boom.
Building site · 2 of 2
Manufacturer specification
These are the manufacturer's figures for this model, not figures Atlas Alshraa has confirmed for its own cranes.
Lifting
- Max capacity
- 250 t (see the note on this rating)
- Counterweight
- 88.5 t (from a spec database)
Boom and jib
- Main boom
- 15.2–72.2 m
- Longest jib
- 36 m (from a spec database)
Carrier
- Track width
- 1.2 m (from a spec database)
- Ground pressure
- 0.114 MPa (from a spec database)
Engine and travel
- Engine power
- 242 kW (from a spec database)
- Top road speed
- 1.2 km/h (from a spec database)
- Gradeability
- 30 % (from a spec database)
Dimensions and weights
- Basic weight
- 225 t (from a spec database)
- Overall length
- 12.31 m (from a spec database)
- Overall width
- 3.28 m (from a spec database)
- Overall height
- 3.552 m (from a spec database)
About this rating
Fuwa’s page states 260 t; the model name says 250 t, the figure we use elsewhere on this page until Atlas confirms it.
Where the figures come from
- fuwaglobal.com (opens in a new tab) · manufacturer document
- cranepedia.com (opens in a new tab) · spec database
- craneundercarriage.com (opens in a new tab) · spec database
* From a spec database, not from the manufacturer’s own document.
Will it lift your load?
A crane’s maximum rating applies 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.
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