In 2025, multiple sets of our SYT80 (T6510-6) flat-top tower cranes were successfully put into use in a high-rise residential cluster construction project in Hungary, Europe. Different from single building construction, high-rise cluster projects require multiple tower cranes working simultaneously with overlapping working radii, which puts forward strict requirements for anti-collision performance, operating stability and intelligent control of tower cranes.

Adopting the advanced head-free flat-top structure, the SYT80 tower crane completely eliminates tower head interference, allowing flexible and safe group tower cross-operation in dense building sites. The maximum jib length reaches 65m with a 1.0-ton tip lifting capacity, covering a large construction area and meeting the frequent hoisting demands of steel bars, concrete materials, formwork and prefabricated wall panels for high-rise buildings.

All driving mechanisms adopt frequency conversion speed regulation technology, featuring stable startup and braking, low operation noise and small structural impact, fully complying with European urban environmental protection noise standards. The tower body adopts high-strength Q355B steel and integral welding technology, with strong wind resistance and structural rigidity, adapting to strong wind and variable weather in Central Europe.

Before delivery, all tower cranes passed CE standard structural tests, electrical safety inspections and full-load lifting tests. We provided complete English technical documents, installation guidance and long-term after-sales spare parts support. With stable performance and intelligent safety control advantages, our tower cranes helped the European project team greatly improve overall construction efficiency and become the preferred tower crane brand for local high-rise building projects.