M1280D

M1280D

The Marr 1280D (M1280D) was the first of the heavy lift tower cranes to be developed and introduced into our fleet. It was developed for a client needing a large crane to lift heavy components on the construction of a hydroelectric power station. The M1280D addressed the problem of how to lift heavy components to the bottom of the dam wall where there was little room to establish a large crane either on the dam wall or below.

The M1280D has since been used in projects including stadium construction, oil and gas refineries, mining and major transport infrastructure.

MARR's M1280D Crane

CRANE OVERVIEW

Lift capacity
100 Tonnes
Maximum radius
82 Metres
Lift: radius ratio
100 Tonnes : 25 Metres
Capacity
13 Tonnes at 80M Radius
Main winch hoist capacity
50 Tonnes
Auxiliary winch hoist capacity
12 Tonnes
Maximum allowable operational wind speed
20 Metres / Second

Projects using this crane

A collaborative approach to dismantling a Sydney landmark

MIRVAC

A world record tower crane lift for Sydney Metro

JOHN HOLLAND CPB GHELLA (JHCPBG) JOINT VENTURE

A flexible craneage solution for a major infrastructure project in the heart of Sydney’s CBD

JOHN HOLLAND CPB GHELLA (JHCPBG) JOINT VENTURE

A revolutionary craneage solution for a ground-breaking sustainable agricultural project

JOHN HOLLAND

A craneage solution built out at sea for one of the world’s largest coal ports

MCCONNELL DOWELL GEOSEA JOINT VENTURE

Two working cranes on top of Australia’s largest working hotel

BROOKFIELD MULTIPLEX

See this crane in action

TCN-9 TX TOWER DECONSTRUCTION - A COLLABORATIVE APPROACH TO DISMANTLING A SYDNEY LANDMARK

SYDNEY METRO MARTIN PLACE – A CASE STUDY IN HOW THE RIGHT CRANEAGE SOLUTION CAN SUPPORT A CONSTRUCTION METHODOLOGY