Sarens SGC-120 The Movie

Sarens Giant Crane SGC-120 The Official Movie

[@robertbukk2456]

What an incredible machine! I bet the folks who put the crane together grew up playing with Leggo's and building jigsaw puzzles. This is an amazing video! Thank you Sarens!

[@douglascrawford3896]

From drawings to making each piece to final assembly ,wow !!!! incredible ,can imagine load testing those cables individually !!!

[@williamjolka4351]

I left 20 years ago now . The biggest crane was the DEMAG 9600 I hv used to lift upper structures of Paris stadium . What a fantastic technical progress uptill now ... Congratulations to the mates and family which stays as exemple !!

[@haraldpettersen3649]

Fantastic !

[@redshift1976]

The thing dominates the construction industry. It's got a lot of pulley.

[@saronathan2619]

Very impressive and superb engineering !

[@diycrawlspacedigoutunderpi4201]

Cool to know - the boom and strut bases along with some of the sheaves were made in Manitowoc, Wisconsin.

[@kllPutin]

Wow 😅🤔 that's realy big 😊 Amazing and unbelievable 😁😁 It's unbelievable what humans could imagine and do and build if they really want. 😳🤔🤔👍👍👍

[@artysanmobile]

Well...Whew! Job done. Pack it up!

[@IILILJON209II]

My ocd was off the charts at the power cable routing 🤯🤯🤯🤯

[@denishennessy1318]

Amazing

[@lufthansenberg4466]

I like Sgc 250! Wow it's so big, this is the biggest crane in The world that's why I love it!!! I even draw this crane this thing is insane and this thing is even bigger than big Ben crazy right!!!!! Men I even got a Playlist of this crane, so amazing I always draw this!!!!!!!!

[@t63a700]

Look at the many planetary drive that are attached to each drive wheel via the small hydraulic motors.

[@jetonshaqiri5566]

P

[@mephInc]

Nickel antiseize, sledge hammers and 3 ton chain jacks. Now we're having fun

[@randolphtorres4172]

THANKSGIVING

[@dreammauriora9793]

Magnificent engineering

[@Lhenry-pf5zn]

WOW.

[@AbdulHafeez-cq6oo]

the amazing ringer

[@johns3106]

That block!

[@carlosalbertodecampos9603]

Maravilhoso

[@yadallahesmaeil8662]

Perfekt

[@TrongTran-ho2qe]

The goods are too great

[@peronik349]

This crane is moving a bridge (1670 tons😮) in my city today !

[@fightingirish8584]

So rad

[@suwarnosyawal5854]

Good

[@nanangcrane574]

Waw good👍

[@mexika]

Ахринееееть

[@tutorialchannel228]

👍🏻👍🏻

[@dungxuan6159]

Những việc làm vĩ đại mới làm nên sự vĩ đại của một đất nước❤❤❤❤❤

[@user-fy8tb4iu1j]

Хорошая игрушка!

[@DieterSoegemeier]

Look at what we have to do to lift this, yet our ancient ancersters were able to do this with no crane at all. What have we forgoten since 12,000 years ago

[@conclaveluminis]

Our ancient ancestors were not lifting 3200 metric tonne.

[@DieterSoegemeier]

@@conclaveluminis Have you seen soem of the stones that were moved around the world 12,000+ years ago. There are hundreds of docos on ancient mega structures that have stone blocks that weigh even more that 3200 tons.

[@ZAPATTUBE]

@@DieterSoegemeier Where?

[@conclaveluminis]

@@DieterSoegemeier I respectfully disagree. The largest monolith moved by man was the "Thunder stone" of Saint Petersburg. The estimated mass of the thunderstone (calculated by volume) is 1,250 metric tonne. There is a 1,500 metric tonne (cut stone) at Baalbek, Lebanon however, the stone was not moved and remains in location at the quarry.

[@DieterSoegemeier]

@@conclaveluminis Yes but they would not have cut ut if they could not move it. Have a look at rhe ones holding up the temple mount in Israel and the ones they have now found in Russia that are many times as big as the one in Baalbek. The point is that we are not as advanced as we like to think, because the ancients moved them without a crane.

[@storybiasa3643]

Wow

[@AffordBindEquipment]

there's enough space for a small office complex under that thing. Need to utilize the space!

[@michaelwork9462]

Looks like the one they used on the tappan zee bridge in new york

[@user-fu5fh5vk4o]

แบกตัวเธอหรือจะเท่าแบกใจเธอ

[@Star69ca]

Два вопроса: Для чего его собрали там в поле? Сколько дней набирали воду в те две бочки?))

[@joeost9486]

Has the crane area been compressed? Asking for a friend...

[@elsinore5177]

Belle becane, je conduisait des grue a treillis mais la c'est du gros!

[@700kotchi]

You could've had worse music but I don't know where you'd find it.

[@sodiep2151]

Cần cẩu bánh xích quá mạnh

[@richjudy2887]

42 part Reave!!!

[@geicevallopessoares9421]

E foda

[@antowijaya8715]

Hebat bgt coy

[@1972harrypotter]

What song is that at 4:45?

[@Shotsmoky]

Nothing too heavy, nothing too high, right guys?

[@Goldarr1900]

3000 tons😱

[@user-ee8mk2jd7u]

😬😬😬😳😳😳👀👀👀👀👀👀👀👀👀👀👀👀👀👀👀👀обалдеть вауууу.👍👍👍👍👍

[@lermylermy6017]

Schrauben wie im Mittelalter. ANFÄNGER.

[@scotttaylor8498]

The real question is now what's it going to lift up a continent?

[@williamjolka4351]

Industry as well as energy plants or others require more and more capacity and or radius or lifting high. Actually the Sarens 's biggest crane is on long term renting in england erecting the 2 nuclear power plants At Hinkley point. When you are able to build / test the units in the manufacture and later on move and erect directly at site the Safety is much higher than move Parts and " weld " on the spot which Most of time wld be impossible for pressured vessels... So the capacity of équipments follows exactly the market requirements. Nobody will draw invest and build such unit without requirements. During seventies Manitowoc Lampson and Gottwald were leaders with 600 to 1000 tons capacities. Gin poles were used as alternative. As from the beg of century thé growing up of technology unable very advanced technologies firms like Mammoet or Sarens to imagine Bigger than Liebherr or Demag the actual leaders for cranes series upto 1500 / 2000 tons about. It is a giant effort for engineers and computers to calculate correct efforts in any combination of lest Lenght of booms including wind and safety coef... Millions of calculations... In the same time thé crane has to remain " flexible " and possible to transport " everywhere" nice Engineering work forr Benny' s Sarens team. Imagine Sarens was still some years ago a family company !!!! Full respect .

[@m.waseem3330]

How are you

[@m.waseem3330]

Hello

[@dixon296]

I hope the re-torque tool the bolts the gun they were using was far too weak for that 588 nm with maximum of M22 that's if it 8.8 which are very doubt I think for an application like that they would be 10.9 grade

[@jinjaepapa]

6000ton

[@MrPLC999]

Costs half a $million just to set this thing up.

[@Swedishchef11]

How much tourqe should we use on the bolts? -Max power

[@sandeeppanwar1257]

3000 ton equal to 30,000 quintal

[@MohammedIbrahim-yh2vm]

i need ur help. I'm looking for job

[@kingmike40]

Now build the Egyptian pyramids again.

[@nbtpco.5906]

EPR FLAMANVILLE 🤔🤔🤔

[@cahindo1449]

Selamat anda menemukan bahasa Indonesia

[@rudiharsono5898]

Iyo

[@jamesweber1827]

Is this a proof test of a new crane?

[@ZAPATTUBE]

Yes

[@user-yg5uf8zz4j]

سلام

[@MYASSHOLEBURNS1]

Just big enough to pick up my exwife.

[@shaden8515]

Это статика...а где динамические испытания?

[@user-tg2tb4qe3k]

В России и такого нет

[@maiksuelmaltez3917]

Lindy maky teck

[@law6d]

؟

[@themikehughes]

What's a tag line? What's not putting your head under a suspended load?

[@kedricksmith8331]

Tag is a piece of rope or cable attached the lift so it can be controlled from spinning so far as getting under basically is what it states under no conditions do u get under a suspended load

[@themikehughes]

@@kedricksmith8331 I know. I was being sassy. At the start of the video buddy sticks his head under the suspended load to look. And then the entire time guys are using their arms as tag lines.

[@kedricksmith8331]

@@themikehughes ahh roger dat I’ve seen guys try to manhandle loads and equipment before some are here to tell you how they fucked up others didn’t get that lucky

[@sergiuspraim]

Монтажники как всегда , троса в пылюке вываляли ....блин но поворотка прикольно реализована

[@sodiep2151]

Cần cẩu bánh xích

[@ericlakota1847]

73 part line haha

[@mountainsparky6031]

This would be such an interesting video with some narration or captioning or even just the sound of the equipment instead of annoying computer noises.

[@AnthonyPatigas]

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[@user-ut5ct8it5f]

คนุมี

[@xhiping5190]

music is irritating

[@nandolima46]

😱😱😱🫣🫣

[@larryciesielski9622]

If you believe this video I have a bridge to sell you it's blue call the Coronado bridge

[@apinkcranedude017liebherrb5]

Donald Trump izone ford f250 lariat SRW Yang Jiechi HYEWON LIEBERR ltr 11200 sarens cranes Yang Jiechi [EN] usa Sarens - Handling by secondary controlled drive systems sarens sgc-250 EXO The Movie max controlled

[@DimensionMachine]

Watching these "pros" do unsafe things, and fail to wear safety glasses and earplugs throughout really had me questioning who was running this job the entire time I watched the video.

[@MH-WM]

Meh😐😑

[@MatthewMS.]

I operate a crane 2x bigger than this one

[@tymz-r-achangin]

Get rid of the stupid music. It dont make our viewing experience any better than if having got to only hear the actual sounds of the machinery, tooling, processes, etc

[@ADE1000SON]

"Toxic masculinity", haha!!

[@yasden6098]

Ik keek meer naar de veiligheid, maar dat is er helaas niet. Wel spijtig…. Zeker voor een bedrijf als Sarens

[@RotesKleid411]

Ganz schlimme Musik!

[@user-sn6eb1qw1e]

зачем эту коньченную музыку вставлять.....

[@dbdrdbag]

An eye-opener! The largest crane I have ever seen! Thanks for uploading!

[@MichaelBouzakine]

Awesome movie! The music fit perfect.

[@godbluffvdgg]

Sick lifting power! thanks.

[@AC160]

Although I had the opportunity I would never run such a large crane, Too slow and too few lifts, but it's great that it is possible to lift 3000 tonnes. Great video - thanks for that you would share it with us :-)

[@marksapollo]

You gotta SERIOUSLY need one of these cranes to use one, so much effort to build it and ship it etc but so impressive too.

[@gregg4164]

All heavy lift cranes take much labor too erect them. Even large mobile cranes can take almost an entire day to rig. many times there is more man hours in the set up and take down of a crane than there is in actual hours of work needed to be done, but there is no getting around it. These machines are too big and too heavy to trans port in even a semi complete form.

[@studioboule]

The ballast of the crane consists of built-up special reinforced 40ft containers filled with locally sourced material. Up to 3.600 metric tonnes of ballast is carried by the ring.

[@ph11p3540]

A crane powerful enough to lift a 1 micrometer-sized chunk of white dwarf star material.

[@Hitachizaxis870]

It is still an impressive machine.Will like seeing the WSI 1:50 scale model for real,when it is available! Thanks for posting this vid.Good to see it being assembled.Not just a large boom in the distance.

[@CarlosAlberto-kb1rf]

Beautiful machine. Amazing lift.

[@body604]

I really like this movie...GREAT JOB.....I really learn a lot about this crane

[@JackFlemingFan1]

Excellent!

[@germa2022]

Exelente!!!!!!! muy buen video....

[@5150ramjet]

Awesome!!!

[@studioboule]

Thank you for the nice comment, also for us it was a great learning school to may follow the build of the crane. Jean

[@Phantomthecat]

Holy shit, that's a big crane! Awesome!