SC- 90 HD

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SC-90 HD is a Soilmec crane with an electro-hydraulic proportional control system that provides accurate and simultaneous movements. Regarding performance, the maximum capacity is 90 tons with a working radius of about 3.6 m; the diesel engine power (470 kW) and the hoisting force (297 kN) are greater than those of the main competitors’ cranes.

Another advantage is the new Soilmec cab, very comfortable for the operator and, especially, its innovative control panel.

Finally, we have to highlight the different possible operating configurations (crane, hydraulic grab, cable grab, hydraulic rotary, dragline, etc.), which allow the SC-90 HD to be suitable for a large range of building yards.

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Diesel Engine 470 kW
Weight  93 t
Winch line pull 297 kN
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