Used KATO Rough Terrain Cranes are dependable mobile lifting machines designed for challenging construction sites, industrial facilities, infrastructure projects, plant installations, bridge work, equipment handling, and other demanding lifting operations. KATO offers a range of rough terrain crane models with various lifting capacities, providing effective solutions for contractors, crane rental companies, logistics operators, ports, and industrial maintenance projects.

These off-road tire cranes combine a telescopic boom, a mobile carrier, large tires, and hydraulic outriggers to support lifting tasks on uneven, unpaved, or restricted-access sites. Depending on the model, features may include multi-section telescopic booms, fly jibs, enclosed operator cabs, hydraulic outriggers, load moment indicators, anti-two-block systems, and other safety devices to ensure secure lifting operations.

KATO rough terrain crane options include models such as the 25-ton KR-250 and SR-250R, 30-ton KR-300 and SR-300L, 50-ton KR-500, and 70-ton SR-700L. Buyers should select the crane based on lifting capacity, working radius, boom length, lifting height, site terrain, transportation restrictions, and safety requirements.

Typical Applications

• Building construction and structural steel installation

• Bridge construction and infrastructure projects

• Industrial plant installation and maintenance

• Oil, gas, energy, and utility projects

• Port, yard, warehouse, and logistics lifting operations

• Mining and quarry equipment handling

• Precast concrete and modular construction lifting

• Machinery loading, unloading, and relocation

• Crane rental fleet and short-term project deployment

• Off-road and uneven-terrain jobsite lifting work

Used Crane Inspection

Before purchasing or listing a used KATO rough terrain crane, confirm the exact model, machine year, serial number, operating hours, crane inspection history, boom condition, jib condition, wire ropes, hook block, sheaves, outriggers, tires, hydraulic cylinders, engine condition, transmission, cab controls, safety devices, and maintenance records.

The official load chart, rated lifting capacity, boom length, outrigger position, counterweight condition, working radius, and operating angle must be verified for the exact crane. Never use general online specifications as a lifting plan or substitute for the manufacturer’s approved load chart.

Please note that specific parameters and features may vary depending on configuration, model, and region. It is recommended to visit hegeermachinery.com for the latest technical manuals and detailed product specifications.