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Potain self-erecting tower crane
Hup 40-30
4 tonnes and a 40-metre jib, from a compact crane that sets up on a small footprint.
4t
Max capacity
40m
Max jib
1t
At jib end
Specification
How it fits the range
| Model | Hup 40-30 |
| Type | Self-erecting |
| Maximum capacity | 4 t |
| Maximum jib length | 40 m |
| Capacity at jib end | 1 t |
What these terms mean
- Self-erecting
- A crane that unfolds its own tower and jib from one transport, with no mobile crane needed to put it up. Quick to set up on small sites.
- Load curve
- How much the crane can lift at each distance from the tower. The further out the hook goes, the less it can carry.
- At jib end
- What the crane lifts at the very tip of the jib. That is the furthest reach, and the point where it carries the least.
The Hup 40-30 is one of 5 self-erecting cranes in our range. It is a self-erecting crane: it unfolds its own tower and jib from one transport, so it goes up in hours with no mobile crane.
In the group, the Igo 50 is the next size up (4 t, 40 m jib) and the Igo 22 is the next size down (1.8 t, 28 m jib).
Load curve
How much it lifts at each radius.
The most the Hup 40-30 can lift at each distance from the tower, taking the best of the jib lengths in its Potain datasheet. Hover to read any radius.
Hup 40-30 · best of every jib length · read from the Potain datasheet
Check the chart for your exact setup before planning a lift.
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