XCMG XGC12000 Lattice-Boom Crawler Crane

Boom working condition maximum rated lifting capacity of 12,000 tonnes — among the largest land-based mobile cranes in production. Configurable boom length from 42 m up to 150 m, with light-boom configurations of 84-114 m for adapting to specific lift radius and counterweight profiles. The lift class for projects where no smaller crane in the world can complete the work.

Specified for transportation infrastructure (subway, high-speed rail, road, bridges, culverts, trestles), urban construction (municipal, plant, building, stadium), bulk lifting and transshipment (port, wharf, shipyard, steel mill), power equipment installation (wind power, thermal power), and energy equipment installation (petroleum, chemical, coal, refining). One platform across virtually every heavy-industrial sector.

Mast self-disassembly capability and counterweight tray separation system — the XGC12000 disassembles its own mast and counterweight modules without requiring an assist crane on site. Essential for a machine of this size, where no other mobile crane on most project sites would be physically large enough to assemble or disassemble the XGC12000. Eliminates the logistics of mobilizing a second mega-crane for setup.

Built on XCMG's second-generation xUGong crawler crane product platform — the engineering basis for the company's heavy-duty crawler crane line. Shared structural and hydraulic design philosophy with other XCMG ultra-large crawler cranes, simplifying spare parts logistics and service technician training across multi-machine fleets at mega-project sites.

Maximum single unit dimensions in transport state: 13.4 m length × 3.4 m width × 2.86 m height. Each transport piece fits within standard heavy-haul trailer dimensions, allowing staged multi-piece delivery to the project site via conventional logistics rather than custom oversize routing for individual modules.