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Potain MCT 85 F5 Tower Cranes

By Vivek Kumar 22 Jan, 2026 2 mins read 87 views

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The MCT 85 F5 is the new topless tower crane model that replaces the MCi 85A/B. It has a longer working radius of 52m and can reach a maximum free-standing hook height of 47.6m. All mechanisms (hoisting, slewing and trolleying) are available in variable frequency drive as an option.

Features of Potain MCT 85 F5 Tower Cranes

Easier and faster to erect than the previous hammerhead model.
Better for overlapping operations.
Better maximum working radius than previous model at 52m.
Better maximum free standing hook height than previous model at 47.6m.
Option available for full variable frequency for all mechanisms (hoisting slewing and trolleying) for smooth and accurate operation.
Option for internal floor climbing is available.

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Vivek Kumar

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