A Better Way to Build
Simple, rapid set-up and high performing Potain self-erecting tower cranes are especially suited to deliver cost and time savings in every phase of the homebuilding process.
Save time and labor by installing pre-fabricated components vs. building on-site. You’ll have greater on-site teamwork with the ability to reach the entire site, which benefits all subcontractors and you can build green with a small footprint, no noise or exhaust.
- Masonry
Lift masonry block pallets - Concrete
Attach a concrete bucket for easier pouring - Floor Joists
Set and hold floor joists in place - Prefab Walls
Move prefabricated wall sections - Trusses
Hoist assembled roof trusses - Roofing
Place shingles and roofing materials - Hardscaping
Move hardscaping materials, from small rocks to installing a pool
- Masonry
Lift masonry block pallets - Concrete
Attach a concrete bucket for easier pouring - Floor Joists
Set and hold floor joists in place - Prefab Walls
Move prefabricated wall sections - Trusses
Hoist assembled roof trusses - Roofing
Place shingles and roofing materials - Hardscaping
Move hardscaping materials, from small rocks to installing a pool
See What Other Home Builders are Saying!
Contractors are experiencing a new way to build faster and more profitability.
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Sage Construction delivers time, money and labor savings on recent home buildIt’s so quiet. We are able to have multiple trades on the job at once and everybody can hear each other. The operator can give his instructions, and everybody can hear him clearly. It just makes safety a gigantic bonus on the job.
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Link Construction increases homebuilding speed by 3 weeksThe Igo MA 21 self-erecting crane helped put us ahead of schedule by two and a half to three weeks. It saves us a lot of time because it’s just so quick and easy to operate. We used it for setting the floors, the walls and the roof trusses, among other tasks.
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Pinetop Custom Homes builds 50% fasterWe are able to build houses 50% faster with the self-erecting tower cranes than with other types of equipment. They’re also easier to get to the jobsite. They have axles underneath, so you can just pull them onto the site. They’re silent, don’t produce exhaust fumes, and with their remote-control operation, they really increase visibility, safety and precision picking.
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We have found a more profitable way to buildWith a smaller footprint, they can easily move around and provide a nice X:Y grid over the entire construction site. We're not limited by where a forklift may be able to drive, the incline it can make or whether it can safely lift a load. Self-erecting tower cranes are a great tool to get around a jobsite, and as operators become more familiar, comfortable and confident behind the controls, then you'll start seeing these cranes on every job.
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Put A Self-Erecting Tower Crane To Work For You.
Masonry
Lift masonry blocks exactly where they are needed. This eliminates the need for maneuvering a telehandler, especially where space is limited or there’s no roadway access.
Concrete
Move the concrete bucket attachment directly to where the concrete needs to be poured. This reduces the amount of manual labor required and allows access to more than a wheelbarrow of concrete at a time.
Flooring
The crane can efficiently lift, set and stabilize floor joists on every level of the house and dramatically reduce the amount of manual labor needed on the job.
Walls
Lift prefabricated wall sections from the truck directly to the wall’s location. The crane's lift capacity allows contractors to prefabricate walls in a controlled environment and have the crane directly offload them from the truck and into position on the house.
Trusses and Roofing
Deliver assembled roof trusses to the jobsite and lift them into place. Move sheetrock and roofing materials directly to the roof location where the installation crew is working.
Hardscaping
Use a hopper attachment to move materials around the jobsite. Move more items at once and at a quicker pace, without wasting spilled materials.
Next-Gen Jobsites - A More Versatile Way To Build
Single-Family Homes
- Deliver results in all stages of the homebuilding process
- Operate a crane in places you never thought possible:
- Wooded areas
- Restricted/remote locations
Multi-Family Homes
- Win more jobs with a crane that delivers optimal height, reach, and capacity with a small footprint:
- No street closures
- Benefit all subcontractors on-site
Subdivisions
- Move the crane easily from home to home
- Place crane in-between two homes for ultimate efficiency with two builds at the same time
Find The Right Crane For You
View desired crane you need by max tip capacity at max jib radius.
Need a Larger Crane?
We have a solution for all your 3-8 story commercial construction needs.
View desired crane you need by max tip capacity at max jib radius.
- 0.8 USt at 85.3 ft
- 0.8-0.9 USt at 91.9 ft
- 1.1 USt at 105 ft
- 1.1 USt at 131 ft
- 1.5 USt at 147.6 ft
- 1.5 USt at 164 ft
- 1.6 USt at 131.2 ft
Igo MA 21
| Max capacity | 2 USt |
| Max radius | 85.3 ft |
| Max tip capacity | 0.8 USt |
| Hook height per base | 63.3 ft |
Hup M 28-22 US
| Max capacity | 2.4 USt |
| Max radius | 91.9 ft |
| Max tip capacity | 0.8 - 0.9 USt |
| Hook height per base | 64.3 ft |
Hup 32-27
| Max capacity | 4.4 USt |
| Max radius | 105 ft |
| Max tip capacity | 1.1 USt |
| Hook height per base | 89 ft |
Hup 40-30
| Max capacity | 4.4 USt |
| Max radius | 131 ft |
| Max tip capacity | 1.1 USt |
| Hook height per base | 98 ft |
Igo T 85 A
| Max capacity | 6.6 USt |
| Max radius | 147.6 ft |
| Max tip capacity | 1.5 USt |
| Hook height per base | 124.7 ft |
Igo T 130
| Max capacity | 8.8 USt |
| Max radius | 164 ft |
| Max tip capacity | 1.5 USt |
| Hook height per base | 122.1-122.4 ft |
Igo T 70 A
| Max capacity | 4.4 USt |
| Max radius | 131.2 ft |
| Max tip capacity | 1.6 USt |
| Hook height per base | 114.8 ft |