Built for the work above it all.
XCMG tower cranes give construction teams more ways to lift, position and keep work moving on busy sites.
From compact self-erecting options through to larger top-slewing cranes, the XCMG range is built to cover a wide range of construction applications, site footprints and lift requirements.
Talk to TRT about your project, your site and your lift plan. We’ll help match the right crane to the work.
Need something bigger or more specialised? We can provide larger tower cranes and specialist solutions for applications such as wind farm construction on request.
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Efficient lifting performance
XCMG tower cranes are designed to help crews lift, slew and place materials smoothly. The right model can reduce site delays, improve material flow and support more efficient construction sequencing.
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Practical range coverage
From compact crane options to larger top-slewing configurations, the range gives contractors flexibility to match the crane to the job rather than forcing the job around the crane.
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Backed by TRT
The crane is only part of the solution. TRT supports customers with crane knowledge, parts, service and practical advice across the life of the equipment.
More reach. More control. More ways to lift.
Every site has its own challenges. Some need fast setup and easy relocation. Some need reach over a large work area. Others need strong lifting performance in tight, high-density environments.
XCMG tower cranes give contractors a practical range of options for different stages of construction, from residential and low-rise work through to commercial, infrastructure and high-rise projects.
Range options
Self-erecting tower cranes
- Compact, efficient and easy to move between jobs.
XCMG self-erecting tower crane options are suited to sites where speed, access and flexibility matter. They are a strong fit for residential construction, smaller commercial projects, tight urban sites and jobs where the crane may need to move more often.
They are designed to reduce setup complexity, support efficient site coverage and give operators a clear, controlled way to place materials where they are needed. - Best suited for:
- Residential, townhouse and smaller commercial projects where a compact crane footprint and efficient site coverage are important.
- Tight urban sites or restricted-access jobs where mobile crane access is limited or not practical.
- Projects that need fast setup, pack-down and relocation between stages, sites or repeat lifting tasks.
- Jobs with regular material handling requirements, where an on-site crane can improve productivity without tying up mobile crane resources.
Top-slewing tower cranes
- Built for bigger sites, higher work and longer-term lifts.
XCMG top-slewing tower cranes are suited to projects that need greater height, reach and lifting performance. This range can include flat-top, topless and luffing jib configurations, giving contractors options for different site layouts and building methods.
Top-slewing tower cranes are a strong choice for commercial construction, multi-storey buildings, infrastructure work and larger sites where efficient vertical lifting is critical. - Best suited for:
- High-rise, multi-storey, commercial and large residential projects that need greater hook height, reach and lifting performance.
- Infrastructure, civil works and long-duration construction sites where dependable lifting capacity is required across the full project lifecycle.
- Busy worksites that need efficient crane coverage, smooth load control and accurate material placement.
- Projects with specific site constraints, including tight boundaries, restricted oversailing or the need for scalable crane configurations.
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Frequently Asked Questions
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What is the difference between a self-erecting and a top-slewing tower crane?
A self-erecting tower crane is generally more compact and designed for faster setup, pack-down and relocation. It is often used on smaller sites or projects where the crane needs to move between jobs more often.
A top-slewing tower crane is generally used for larger projects that need more height, reach and lifting performance.
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When should I use a self-erecting tower crane?
A self-erecting crane is a good option for residential projects, smaller commercial builds, tight urban sites and jobs where setup speed and relocation are important.
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When should I use a luffing jib tower crane?
A luffing jib crane is useful where the working radius needs to be controlled. This makes it a strong option for city sites, restricted boundaries and high-rise projects where oversailing may be limited.
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Can TRT help me choose the right model?
Yes. TRT can help assess your lift requirements, site constraints, working radius, hook height, setup needs and service requirements to recommend the right crane option.
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Does TRT provide parts and service support?
Yes. TRT supports crane customers with parts, service and technical support to help keep equipment working and minimise downtime.
Got a project in mind?
Tell us what you need to lift, where you need to place it and what the site looks like.
The TRT crane team will help you work through the options and recommend an XCMG tower crane that fits the job.