The Demag CC2800 is a used crawler crane, a type of heavy lifting machine — sometimes referred to as a tracked crane — designed to hoist and position extremely heavy loads on construction, infrastructure, and industrial project sites. Crawler cranes are valued for their ability to move under load across soft or uneven ground without requiring outriggers, making them a preferred choice for demanding heavy-lift applications. Demag is a well-established German manufacturer with a long heritage in crane engineering, producing equipment used across the construction, petrochemical, power generation, and offshore industries worldwide.
This 2009 machine is identified as a CC2800-1 and is located in the Netherlands. It was purchased new by PVE in 2009, meaning it has had a single owner from new. The crane is presented in excellent condition with all certificates in place, which is a significant practical advantage for buyers who need to mobilise quickly without the delays and cost of recertification.
In terms of lifting capacity, the crane is rated at 600 tonnes, placing it firmly in the large heavy-lift category. It is equipped with an 84-metre main boom and an 84-metre luffing jib, giving operators substantial reach both in radius and height. The luffing jib configuration allows the jib angle to be adjusted under load without interfering with the crane's footprint — particularly useful on congested project sites or when working in close proximity to structures. Together, the main boom and luffing jib provide a combined potential hook height that makes this crane well suited to major civil, industrial, and energy sector lifts.
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