China independently developed the world's largest and strongest hoisting capacity. The world's first 11-axle wheel crane successfully hoisted a fan with a single unit capacity of 6.25MW in Hengshui, Hebei Province, completing the first hoisting.

On March 22, China independently developed the world's largest and strongest hoisting capacity, and the world's first 11-axle wheel crane, successfully hoisted a fan with a single unit capacity of 6.25MW in Hengshui, Hebei Province, completing the first hoisting. This hoisting requires lifting the 120-ton wind turbine cabin and the 95-meter-long and 28-ton fan blades to an altitude of 160 meters, which is equivalent to the height of more than 50 floors.

In recent years, scientific researchers have carried out research on pain points and difficulties in the field of wind power hoisting such as installation of ultra-high-power wind turbines, improvement of safety in complex boom operations, and breakthroughs in heavy-duty transfer capabilities. They have used new technologies to transform and upgrade traditional industries, and actively promoted industries. High-end, intelligent and green.

As an advantageous leading industry with carbon peak and carbon neutrality, wind power equipment manufacturing is developing in the direction of "higher, heavier and bigger", which also puts forward higher requirements for supporting construction equipment. Since 2010, in the R & D and manufacturing of thousand-ton cranes, starting from the 1600-ton wheel crane, the record of "the world's first crane" has been continuously broken. At present, the manufacturing rate of the main components of the crane in China has reached 90%.