UNIC URW-706 & 706-2 – Mini Spider Crane
Capacity: 6.0t x 3.0m
The UNIC 706 is one of the biggest mini cranes in the range, possessing 6 tonnes of lifting power, yet still compact enough for lifting in a confined space. From power stations to marinas, shopping centres to roof top operations, the UNIC URW-706 has the perfect combination of working flexibility and power. This mini-crane is capable of handling loads of 6 tonnes to a radius of 3 metres and a height of 7.2 metres. An optional searcher hook and a 3.1m long fly jib deliver a maximum hook height of 22.7m. The new 706-2 hydraulic searcher hook provides a maximum hook height of 25.9m
The UNIC URW-706 can be controlled from the operators driving seat or by a fully function radio remote control for precise placement of loads. Digital feedback and data logging are also available as extras. As the official provider of UNIC Cranes across Europe, we have an experienced and knowledgeable team of lifting experts on hand to provide any technical support you may need. We also offer crane inspections, servicing, repairs and a full spare parts service at a moderate price with any crane purchased.
If you are looking to hire or purchase a UNIC URW-706 or 706-2, or require any further information, contact GGR Group today.
- Capacity 6.0t x 3.0m
- Total width 1.67m
- Max working radius 18.6m
- Max lifting height 19.5m (22.7m with second stage fly jib)
- 706-2 Max lifting height 25.2m – hydraulic fly jib, 25.9m – fixed hook
- Max boom length 19.2m
- Diesel powered and optional mains electric
- Zero length increase with electric option
- Radio remote control as standard
- Working area limitation
- Stowable fly (extension) jib (optional)
- Searcher hook (optional)
- Slew limitation (optional)
- Intelligent throttle activation for economic fuel consumption
- Optional low marking tracks
- Optional radio remote control with feedback display
- Maximum wind speed for safe use is 36km/h, 22mph or 10m/s
Ref: MCU706
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- Lifting lots of logs for cabin construction project >>
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- Removing old signalling equipment on railway line >>
- Installing ventilation units at Canary Wharf Crossrail station >>
- Lifting sculptures for new exhibit at Eureka museum >>
- Installing glazing at the English Institute of Sport in Sheffield >>
GGR Group - No.1 For Lifting Solutions
Our equipment is available for hire or purchase throughout the UK and beyond. We have three depots in Manchester, Thame and Glasgow, as well as our vast network of dealers across Europe and the UAE.