GGR Group has taken delivery of two 30 tonne Palfinger PCC 115.002 heavy duty spider cranes, one of which will go to work on one of the UK’s largest nuclear power projects.
The PCC 115.002 features a six section articulated boom with a maximum radius of 20.7 metres with 3.5 tonnes capacity. The main boom extends to 33.3 metres when combined with the six section jib, where it can handle 940kg. A maximum hook height is 22.5 metres with the main boom and 36 metres with jib. The machine features 360 degree continuous slew and a 3.5 tonne winch with 66 metres of rope with 90 metres available as an option.
The new units arrive on site
The machine is equipped with non-marking tracks and powered by a Stage V diesel with optional 415 volt electric mains capability. Overall weight is 33 tonnes.
Standard features include PALcom P7 full colour radio remote control, P-Fold assistance system for automated boom folding and unfolding, active oscillation suppression for reduced boom sway, Paltronic P150 overload protection system. Optional features include a two man work basket.
GGR Group chief executive Graeme Riley said: “The purchase of these machines was secured through Palfinger, with Hemmo Luijerink providing great support from initial discussions through to delivery. As part of the collaboration, specialist engineers from Palfinger’s Austrian HQ travelled to the UK to deliver technical, hands on training to our team. We are really proud to bring the Palfinger PCC 115.002 to the UK, it’s arrival represents not only a significant investment but also our commitment to being the first to deliver cutting edge lifting solutions for high profile projects across the UK.”
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