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TMS 885 - New Launch

The newly launched TMS 885 from TIL Limited is a powerful 85-tonne truck crane engineered for high-performance lifting across construction, infrastructure, industrial maintenance, and energy sectors. Its 5-section full-power boom extends up to 43.8 m, with optional lattice extensions for enhanced reach and versatility. Built on a robust 8x4 carrier and capable of achieving 49 km/hr road speed, the TMS 885 ensures quicker mobilisation between sites. Designed for reliability, efficiency, and adaptability, it delivers exceptional value for demanding lifting operations.

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Frequently Asked Questions

A truck crane is a mobile crane mounted on a truck chassis, designed for lifting and moving heavy loads.

A crane is a general term for a device that lifts and moves materials, while a truck crane specifically refers to cranes mounted on trucks for mobility.

Truck cranes offer mobility, versatility, and faster setup times compared to stationary cranes, making them ideal for various construction and lifting tasks.

Crane trucks are used by construction companies, shipping and logistics firms, utility companies, and any industry that requires heavy lifting.

Another name for a truck crane is a mobile crane.

Truck cranes can typically lift between 10 tons to over 100 tons, depending on the model and specifications.

The height a truck crane can reach varies, but many can extend to heights of 100 feet or more, depending on the boom length.

The load capacity of a truck crane varies widely, with capacities ranging from 15 tons to over 150 tons based on the specific design and configuration

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TMS 885 - New Launch

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Frequently Asked Questions

A truck crane is a mobile crane mounted on a truck chassis, designed for lifting and moving heavy loads.

A crane is a general term for a device that lifts and moves materials, while a truck crane specifically refers to cranes mounted on trucks for mobility.

Truck cranes offer mobility, versatility, and faster setup times compared to stationary cranes, making them ideal for various construction and lifting tasks.

Crane trucks are used by construction companies, shipping and logistics firms, utility companies, and any industry that requires heavy lifting.

Another name for a truck crane is a mobile crane.

Truck cranes can typically lift between 10 tons to over 100 tons, depending on the model and specifications.

The height a truck crane can reach varies, but many can extend to heights of 100 feet or more, depending on the boom length.

The load capacity of a truck crane varies widely, with capacities ranging from 15 tons to over 150 tons based on the specific design and configuration

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TMS 885 - New Launch

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