XCMG XLC130 Lattice-Boom Crawler Crane

Lattice main boom configurable from 20 m to 74 m. Optional fixed jib selectable from 13 m to 31 m — match the jib length to specific radius and load combinations on each project rather than carrying a single fixed jib for every job. Maximum load moment 742.2 t·m, 247 kW main engine, 121-ton total mass with 19 m boom and main hook configuration.

Selectable floating platform working condition — the XLC130 operates from a barge, work platform, or floating dock structure. Suitable for marine equipment installation, port and wharf construction, offshore module placement, and shipyard heavy lifts where land-based crawler positioning is not feasible. Few telescopic-boom crawler cranes in this tonnage class offer the option.

Hydraulic pilot proportional control with LUDV (Load-Sensing Flow Sharing) valve technology and open-circuit flow regulation. When the operator runs multiple motions simultaneously — lifting and slewing at the same time, or walking while luffing — neither motion slows down if the other circuit encounters higher load. Cleaner motion sequencing on complex lifts compared with conventional valve control systems.

Standard micro-control adjustment on lifting, turning, walking, and luffing — precision positioning of delicate or expensive equipment without overcorrection. One-key switching between main and auxiliary hooks reduces operator workload on multi-stage lifts where the load transfers between hooks during the lift cycle. Lower cycle time on repetitive complex lift work.

Hook blocks, outrigger pads, jib accessories, and counterweight modules share core part numbers with other XCMG cranes — lower inventory carrying cost for fleet operators running mixed telescopic and lattice crawler-crane rosters. Genuine XCMG parts and service available through me-equipment.com's authorized dealer channel.