Terex tower cranes construct schools

Ten Terex CTT 222-10 flat top tower cranes are being used in Paris and in the south of France region for various construction residential and school projects.

The Terex CTT 222-10 flat top tower cranes are being used in Paris and in the south of France region for construction projects (Photo: Terex)

The cranes were delivered and assembled by French crane specialist SNM Cranes for LOGA, a family-owned tower crane rental company based in Porcheville, Paris.

Terex said the CTT 222-10 flat top tower crane is particularly suited for job sites in cities. It can be set up with a 1.60 metre, 1.95 metre or 2.10 metre tower mast, depending on the needs and requirements of the user and job setting.

This model has a 10 tonne maximum capacity and a maximum jib length of 65 metres, a maximum free-standing height (C25) is 54.35m, 72.95m and 67.85m (respective of the tower mast lengths).

The crane comes with additional features such as Terex power plus which can enable the crane to up the power by 10 % when needed and Terex power match, which puts the crane into an energy saving mode.

It has T-link telematics which offer remote access to the crane’s data and T-torque, Terex’s slewing technology that the company said offers better control and precision over the crane slewing.

This model has a 10 tonne maximum capacity and a maximum jib length of 65 metres (Photo: Terex)

Nicolas Guillaud, sales manager at SNM said, “The CTT222-10 an obvious choice for our customers on the French Riviera and Corsica who can be confronted with strong winds and difficult weather conditions.

“The assembly is simple and flexible—in its standard configuration, the crane can be erected in one day. Easy to use, the operator benefits from the best comfort, and can adapt the crane according to his preferences, by setting his preferred parameters: speed, high precision, slowing down, flexibility.”

Ella Gaffuri from Loga added, “The CTT222’s ability to combine a 3.8 metre base with the crane’s unique load chart is a crucial selling point for us when it comes to navigating the specificities of construction sites in the Parisian region.