BOB-LIFT Knuckle Boom Crane Field Test Report for Belarus Conditions

The Belarusian customer completed the phased performance verification of the BOB-LIFT 10-ton knuckle boom crane in 2026. The equipment operated stably in a continuous low-temperature environment and maintained a normal working condition.

This equipment demonstrates three core advantages at the customer's site:

The hydraulic system is equipped with a temperature control module, which enhances the efficiency of cold start and eliminates the phenomenon of condensation and stagnation;

The folding arm structure is suitable for narrow working spaces and can complete complex lifting tasks within a 3.2-meter-wide passage;

The one-machine-multiple-uses mode replaces the traditional combination of cranes and trucks, reducing the monthly comprehensive operating cost by approximately 37%.

The operation data records show:

Maximum lifting weight: 9.8 tons (rated load 10 tons)

Equipment availability rate: 100% (no fault downtime during the verification period)

Efficiency improvement: Monthly order processing volume increased by 42%

BOB-LIFT has implemented specialized technical configurations for cold weather conditions:

The key structural components are made of low-temperature special steel.

The hydraulic system integrates preheating and insulation devices.

A spare parts service center has been established in Belarus, offering a 24-month warranty service.

This empirical case demonstrates that the BOB-LIFT telescopic crane can meet the special operation requirements in cold regions. It can maintain reliable operational capabilities in conditions with limited space and extreme low temperatures.