Stationary Cranes

If you’re looking for a crane that won’t budge, even with lots of heavy lifting, you’ve come to the right place!  Stationary cranes are cranes that are immobile.  Since they don’t move around while they are being used, they are sturdier than other types of cranes and can lift more.  One type of a stationary crane is a tower crane, which is fixed to the ground.  Tower cranes is another type of a stationary crane used in the construction of tall buildings.

If you are in the market for an immobile crane, to buy, lease, or rent, here are some tips to consider:

• Stationary cranes are usually mounted to a cement base and can be up to 400 ft tall.
• A stationary crane can lift about 20 tons.
• To buy a used stationary crane can cost anywhere between $40,000 and $800,000.
• If you can’t afford to buy a stationary crane, or won’t need one long-term, ask your local crane dealer about renting a stationary crane.

Some top stationary crane manufacturers to consider include:

• Liebherr
• Potain
• Comedil
• Benazzato
• Linden Comanza

The websites for each of the companies can help you find a dealer near you that sells their brand of stationary cranes.  Be sure to shop around and compare prices and options before you decide which stationary crane is best for you!