MLC300

The Manitowoc MLC300 continues to reshape the landscape of the 300t capacity class.  Already known for its VPC technology that delivers unprecedented lifting performance the MLC300 incorporates a wide array of boom/jib configurations including 3.5m wide boom kit for exceptional capacities with Extended Upper Boom Point and with VPC-MAX.  Further the MLC300 has a fixed position counterweight configuration with multiple drum options to create the versatile lifting solution Manitowoc has been known for.

MANITOWOC | Lattice-boom Crawler cranes

MLC300

  • max-capacity 386USt 350t
  • fixed-jib-manitowoc 137.8ft 42m
  • luffing-jib 315ft 96m
  • Main boom length lattice 334.6ft 101m
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Specifications

  • Description
    • Strongest load charts in its class
    • Travel swing and counter rotate with full rated capacity
    • Upperworks and carbody shipped deck (reduced set up time)
    • Raise full boom and luffing jib combinations without assist (no outriggers)
    • Self-erect mast cylinder (reduced setup time)
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New Wide Boom Plus inserts help Manitowoc MLC300 VPC-MAX® punch well above its size class

• Additional inserts expand the successful MLC300 Wide Boom kit to increase boom length and capacity.
• Using the VPC-MAX® attachment, this new configuration offers the capacity of much larger cranes with the logistics and site benefits of the MLC300.
• Manitowoc developed the solution based on Voice of the Customer feedback, and it’s already proving highly successful.

Mega fleet of Manitowoc crawler cranes creates a new chapter in the history of iconic Florida bridge

• A new, three-mile-long Howard Frankland Bridge is being constructed over Tampa Bay, alongside the famous-yet-flawed original span.
• Over 20 Manitowoc crawler cranes are currently being used to drive sheet and piles and build columns and set beams and decks. The cranes were adapted for use in the marine environment in partnership with the manufacturer and dealers Walter Payton Power Equipment and Ring Power Crane. 
• The bridge’s design and construction are a joint venture between Archer Western Construction LLC, part of The Walsh Group, and Traylor Bros. Inc.

Manitowoc crawler cranes deliver strong performance to wind farm builder IEA Constructors

• IEA used four Manitowoc crawler cranes, two MLC650s and two MLC300s, for the installation of turbines at a wind farm in Texas and was impressed with the quality and performance of the cranes.
• To monitor wear to the cranes’ undercarriages, Manitowoc’s Lift Solutions developed a custom-made wear gauge system. 
• Over the course of the project, the four crawler cranes installed nearly 200 tower pad sites and crisscrossed over 600 miles.