Wienold MFC750Ks
Wienold - Counterbalance Floor Crane
The Wienold MFC 750 Ks – known as the Shorty – is a compact variant of the MFC 750 K mini floor crane available for hire from Hird.
- Ideal for operation in most constrained spaces, i.e. from roof edges
- Max boom length 1.36m
- SWL at max boom length 155kg
- Easy to assemble and break down
- Lockable wheels
Contact Hird today about Wienold counterbalance floor crane hire.
Lift Capacity
500 kg
Lifting Height (below the hook)
3.05 m
Transport Position (H x L x W)
1.00 x 1.08 x 0.65 m
Working Position (H x L x W)
1.92 x 1.08 x 0.65 m
Loading Height Min.
0.85 m
Boom Extension (position between each pin)
120 mm
Max. Boom Extension (from front of chassis)
1.36 m
Max. Boom Extension (with additional boom)
N/A
Weight of Chassis
177 kg
Weight of counterweights inc. box
472 kg
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Training from Hird
Hird provides a comprehensive operator training service, including:
Training can be delivered at one of the purpose-built Hird Training centres, or at your own site, if facilities are suitable.
Most courses can be tailored to suit production requirements and business needs.
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Designed in conjunction with Hird Glass team, this counterweight unit has a ultra-compact footprint of just 1.20m x 0.65m and a lifting capacity of 500kg to a maximum height of 3.05m.
Flexible use of the counterweights enable the MFC750 Ks to be positioned in front of walls and balustrades so loads can be raised or lowered over obstacles.
Swivel castors are fitted as standard.
The MFC 750 Ks – Shorty – is simple to set up and can be transported in a standard lift / elevator. All components, such as the counterweights, come with useful carry handles.
Please Note: Different SWL apply when performing negative lift duties with any form of winch / hoist
Counterbalance floor cranes with hydraulic lifting arm.
- Max lifting capacity 500kg
- Max hook height 3.05m
- Perfect for office, showroom and shop front glazing, fitting below architectural features when used in conjunction with a vacuum lifter