63 t·m XCMG Topless Tower Crane — Reinforced Tower Variant
5-ton topless (flat-top) tower crane, reinforced D-section tower. 47 m free-standing height (vs 40.7 m on the standard XGT5013C-5S1 sibling) supports extended pre-tieback operations during early-project phases. 63 t·m lifting moment, 50 m working range, 164.5 m maximum attached height. Same horizontal jib envelope and drum capacity as the XGT5013C-5S1.
The XCMG XGT5013D-5S1 is a 5-ton topless (flat-top) tower crane in the same product family as the XGT5013C-5S1, configured with a reinforced tower section that allows a 47 m free-standing height — approximately 15 percent taller than the C variant's 40.7 m. Built for housing construction, bridge work, nuclear and thermal power station projects, and large public venues where extended pre-tieback operational range matters.
The 63 t·m rated lifting moment delivers 5-ton capacity at minimum radius and 1.3 tons at the 50 m maximum working range. With climbing attachment to the building structure, total operational height reaches 164.5 m — supporting construction up to roughly 48-50 floors. Same horizontal jib envelope, drum capacity (330 m), and S-series control architecture as the XGT5013C-5S1 sibling.
Five aspects of the XGT5013D-5S1 reinforced-tower variant that fit it to early-phase tall construction work: lift envelope, extended free-standing height, attached height range, S-series control architecture, and parts compatibility across the XCMG fleet.
5-ton maximum lifting capacity at minimum radius, 1.3-ton tip load at the 50 m maximum working range. 63 t·m rated lifting moment. Same horizontal jib envelope as the XGT5013C-5S1 — the D variant differs only in the reinforced tower section, not in lift capacity or working radius.
Free-standing operational height of 47 m without external tie-back to the structure — approximately 15 percent taller than the standard XGT5013C-5S1 variant's 40.7 m. The reinforced D-section tower allows the crane to operate at greater height during early project phases, before the building has reached the elevation needed for the first climbing tie-back attachment. Useful when the project schedule front-loads heavy lift work and delays in early-phase reach translate directly to schedule slippage.
With climbing tie-back attachment to the building structure, total operational height reaches 164.5 m — slightly taller than the XGT5013C-5S1's 158 m. Supports housing and commercial construction up to roughly 48-50 floors. 330 m drum capacity matched to the horizontal trolley-traverse jib system.
The 5S1 variant inherits hydraulic and electrical control conventions from XCMG's truck crane line, applied to a tower crane platform. Operators familiar with mobile-crane controls have a shorter learning curve, and shared control philosophy simplifies cross-training across mobile and tower-crane crews on the same project.
Hook blocks, trolley assemblies, and accessories share core part numbers with other XCMG cranes — lower inventory carrying cost for contractors operating mixed mobile and tower-crane rosters on the same project. Genuine XCMG parts and service available through me-equipment.com's authorized dealer channel.
| Parameter | Unit | Value |
|---|---|---|
| Max. lifting capacity | t | 5 |
| Rated lifting moment | t·m | 63 |
| Max. working range | m | 50 |
| Tip load at max. working range | t | 1.3 |
| Max. free-standing height | m | 47 (reinforced D-section tower) |
| Max. attached height | m | 164.5 |
| Drum capacity (wire rope) | m | 330 |
| Jib type | - | Topless (flat-top, horizontal trolley-traverse) |
| Tower section variant | - | D-section (reinforced, vs C-section on XGT5013C-5S1) |
| Control architecture | - | S-series (inherited from XCMG truck crane platform) |
| Power source | - | Electric (site mains) |
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