NATIONAL CRANE

Stand-Up Boom Trucks

National Crane offers 8 models of stand-up control telescoping cranes with capacities ranging from 9,1 t (10 USt) to 29,9 t (33 USt) and maximum vertical reach ranges from 17 m (56 ft) to 50,9 m (167 ft).

Max capacity
Maximum capacity of a crane. It is obtained at minimum radius with basic minimum boom length of a crane.

  • 9.1t 29.9t
  • 10USt 33USt

Main boom length
Boom Length of main boom measured from Boom Pivot to the Top Boom Point

  • 17.1m 38.7m
  • 56ft 127ft

Max tip height
Max tip height

  • 20.1m 50.3m
  • 66ft 165ft
  • NATIONAL CRANE | Stand-Up Boom Trucks

    400B

    • Max capacity 10 USt 9.1 t

    • Main boom length 56 ft 17.1 m

    • Max tip height 66 ft 20.1 m

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  • NATIONAL CRANE | Stand-Up Boom Trucks

    500E2

    • Max capacity 18 USt 16.3 t

    • Main boom length 71 ft 21.6 m

    • Max tip height 121 ft 36.9 m

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  • NATIONAL CRANE | Stand-Up Boom Trucks

    600E2

    • Max capacity 20 USt 18.1 t

    • Main boom length 90 ft 27.4 m

    • Max tip height 144 ft 44 m

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  • NATIONAL CRANE | Stand-Up Boom Trucks

    600H

    • Max capacity 20 USt 18.1 t

    • Main boom length 90 ft 27.4 m

    • Max tip height 99 ft 30.2 m

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  • NATIONAL CRANE | Stand-Up Boom Trucks

    800D

    • Max capacity 23 USt 20.9 t

    • Main boom length 100 ft 30.5 m

    • Max tip height 152 ft 46.3 m

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  • NATIONAL CRANE | Stand-Up Boom Trucks

    900A

    • Max capacity 26 USt 23.6 t

    • Main boom length 103 ft 31.4 m

    • Max tip height 155 ft 47.2 m

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  • NATIONAL CRANE | Stand-Up Boom Trucks

    NBT30H-2

    • Max capacity 30 USt 27.2 t

    • Main boom length 110 ft 33.5 m

    • Max tip height 119 ft 36.3 m

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  • NATIONAL CRANE | Stand-Up Boom Trucks

    1400H

    • Max capacity 33 USt 29.9 t

    • Main boom length 127 ft 38.7 m

    • Max tip height 165 ft 50.3 m

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NATIONAL CRANE

Stand-Up Boom Trucks

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Documentation

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News

Celebrating success: National Crane marks its 75th anniversary

• The company was founded in 1947 as Burg Manufacturing in Nebraska and merged into National Crane Corp. in 1963. It became part of the Manitowoc crane brand portfolio in 2002. 
• For decades the National Crane brand has been synonymous with boom trucks, and it remains the market leader to this day.
• The company is celebrating the milestone throughout 2022, highlighting its most popular models, memorable projects, and the people past and present who have driven the company’s success.

Upwardly mobile: becoming a crane operator has never been such a rewarding career option

• Latest U.S. figures on crane operator salaries show a national annual wage of $64,000, while the top 10% can earn over $117,000/year. The most lucrative states to work in are evenly distributed across the country and employment opportunities are increasing rapidly.
• 79 percent of the students enrolled in operating courses at Heavy Equipment Colleges of America are of the millennial generation or younger, bringing a host of transferrable skills with them as they build a new career in crane operation.

Sarens Canada strengthens its fleet with three new National Crane boom trucks supplied by Strongco

Sarens Canada strengthens its fleet with three new National Crane boom trucks supplied by Strongco