The trailer crane AHK 36 is the class leader among trailer cranes and sets new standards. Thanks to its ultra-modern mast system, the crane can easily reach extension lengths of up to 36 m and lift loads of up to 2,400 kg with a permissible total weight of only 3.5 tons. The basis for these outstanding performance data is the ultra-modern Böcker mast technology. Thanks to the combination of proven aluminum components with a new, high-strength steel, the AHK 36 clearly towers above all comparable cranes.
In the version with a petrol engine, the AHK 36 will work even more quietly in the future, as improved insulation reduces noise emissions by seven decibels compared to the previous model . Another important innovation is the personal security mode . In this new operating mode, the trailer crane can now be used to protect people from falling when working at heights, e.g. when doing repairs on the roof. A safety device hangs on the crane's load hook and connects the person to the crane via a wire rope within a certain radius of action.
The AHK 36 is built on a tandem chassis , which always guarantees safe driving behavior with optimal floor load distribution.
Another strength of the new AHK 36 is its outstanding flexibility. The modern Multiflex support with up to 256 different support positions and automatic leveling guarantees optimum use of the available space at all times. The swiveling and folding supports can not only be optimally positioned in relation to the load. They can also be easily swung past or over obstacles. At the same time, uneven floors of up to 50 cm can be leveled out without an additional substructure. No other support system offers comparable possibilities in the trailer crane area!
The Multiflex support is combined with the Böcker EHSC control. This high-performance control in 32-bit technology enables precise processing of all control commands. With the latest CAN bus technology and two redundant safety controls, the AHK 36 offers security at the highest level. This concept is certified by DEKRA.
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