Crane Kato 50 Ton

[Gaynelle Alnutt]

HiI'm new here. I've been working on this mobile crane for a long time. It's based mostly on the Kato KA-900, with some heavy modifications made to accommodate the vehicle's added functions. I would love some honest criticism about the detailing! The retractable supports are weak, I know, but there's good reasons for that, I promise! I can't post urls yet it seems :( so if you'd like to see more pics look for me on flickr as MothyWorkshop.

Woah, I was not expecting it to be a transformer! Brilliant creation, and considering the function, I think you've got a perfect amount of detailing - it looks like you've just managed to squeeze it all in so I don't even know if theres any more room to fit more details! Also I was wondering, is this crane a official transformer (out of the movies/cartoons)?

It's G1 Hook, the evil Constructicon. Yes it has a third mode Anyways, I knew I shouldn't have included that last picture, argh! I wanted the experienced town vehicle builders to take a look, truly. When I post the dump truck, I will fight the temptation! Fixed the original post to save the thread from relocation.

Honestly, the only complaint I can think of, and it's a pretty minor one, is that the raised bit behind the cab looks a little empty. I'm not very familiar with the crane it's based on, however, so maybe that's how it actually looks. Having said that, the whole things looks great. (Especially the part you edited out to keep it in the town forum.)

The design of your crane is very smooth, functions are awesome. My only point is that the crane arm does not rest on the roof of the cab. There surely is a certain reason for this, but how about something for this purpose behind the cab?

Indeed, I've planned to add that support in, but its a simple procedure and I wanted to make sure to get everything else working first. This build still has a few hours worth of work to do, mostly on the crane turret. That translates to at least a week real time. I'm also new to the photography aspect, gotta set that all up and test it. These shots were satisfactory for the WIP stage, but the final set will be done with a diffused-light box on a white background with tripod and post-production editing and all that fun stuff I know little about

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Since its foundation in 1895 as a private enterprise, Kato Works Co.,Ltd has been an innovator of the latest technology developing a range of mobile cranes, construction & industrial equipment to meet the demands of a constantly changing market.

Produced at the Ibaraki Plant in Japan, this Plant is said to be the first plant in the industry to adopt a production line system for crane production, this facility is one of the highest capacity plants in the world.

The largest capacity city crane available for sales in Australia, the KATO CR-250RV 25-tonne capacity city crane features significant changes to meet Australian requirements including EN13000. The focus with this model is on strength, technology, safety, speed of operation and ease of operation in small spaces.

Kato released the sales of their new 65-ton rough terrain crane, SL650R in October 2005. The 65-ton rough terrain crane was the largest 2-axle rough terrain developed then but was replaced with a newer model 70-ton roughter Kato SR700L three years later in 2008.

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Masuo Tadano, the founder of the company, started as a steel fabricator in 1919 at Fujitsuka-cho, Takamatsu, Japan. In 1948, he founded TADANO Ltd. and set up the first manufacturing plant of cargo handling equipment, in the following years the company expanded manufacturing to include various industrial equipment. In 1955, TADANO introduced the first hydraulic truck crane with the capacity of 2 tonnage for the Japanese market. In 1960, TADANO successfully manufactured an export model of hydraulic truck crane and exported it to Indonesia.[5]

From then, they have expanded into the worldwide market and established a solid international position in the field of hydraulic mobile cranes. From mid-term plan 2008, they are aiming to become the No.1 manufacturer of LE domain (LE means Lifting Equipment, machinery and equipment reflecting the concept of mobile, gravity-defying equipment for aerial work).In 1972, TADANO listed company's shares on the first section of the Tokyo Stock Exchange.

TADANO has been accelerating its business worldwide since the early 2000s.Starting with the establishment of a Middle East office in Dubai (2003), it has acquired US-based crawler crane manufacturer SpanDeck Inc. in 2008 (now TADANO Mantis Corp.), in addition to the launch of production base for truck loader cranes in Thailand (2013).

In 2014 the company acquired its UK product distributor. The distributor company, Cranes UK, changed its name to Tadano UK.[7]In August 2019 Tadano Ltd. completed its $215 million acquisition of the Demag Mobile Cranes business from Terex. This acquisition expanded the Tadano product line offering for All-Terrain Cranes as well as added a line of Lattice Boom Crawler cranes.

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The main features of the 25T Kato CR250RV include a compact design for maneuverability on rough terrain, a telescopic boom for flexible lifting operations, and a robust chassis and outriggers for stability during lifting activities. Its hydraulic system enables precise and smooth operation, while its durable construction ensures reliability in demanding working conditions. This crane is commonly used for lifting heavy materials, machinery, and equipment at construction sites, industrial facilities, and oil and gas projects, where its off-road capabilities and high lifting capacity are crucial for efficient and safe operations.

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The model stands out in the rough terrain crane category with its ability to navigate challenging off-road conditions. This model boasts a substantial boom length of 40 meters, enabling it to handle loads up to 50 tons within a 37-meter radius. Its design is optimized for both pick and carry operations and rough terrain applications, ensuring versatility across various job sites. The crane's 4-wheel drive system enhances its capability to traverse uneven ground, providing a significant advantage over traditional trucks with lifting gear.

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