220T - TADANO FAUN AC 5.220L-1

Long-reach all-terrain lifting for demanding sites

Crane Type

Mobile Crane

Manufacturer

Tadano

Max Capacity 220T

Max Boom Length 78m

Max Lifting Height m

Full Outrigger Span (L x W) 8.86m x 8.40m

Transport Dimensions (L x W x H) 14.52m x 3.12m x 4m

Full Track Span (L x W) m x m

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Crane Overview

Lifting Capability

Long-reach all-terrain performance for demanding lifting work

The Tadano Faun AC 5.220L-1 is designed for projects that need strong lifting performance, long boom reach and reliable all-terrain mobility in one crane. It is well suited to construction, infrastructure, industrial installation and complex site programmes where access, positioning and lifting flexibility are all important.

Boom Range
12.8m to 78.0m

Jib Options
11.4m to 27.0m configurations

Counterweight System
Up to 70.2t configuration

This crane is a practical choice where a project requires a strong combination of capacity, reach and manoeuvrability. Its 5-axle all-terrain carrier, all-wheel steering and crab steer capability help it access tighter working areas and position efficiently on busy or restricted sites.

With flexible boom and jib configurations, controlled slewing performance and road travel capability up to 85km/h where permitted, the AC 5.220L-1 supports efficient movement between projects and reliable set-up on site. It is especially useful where contractors need long-reach lifting without losing the mobility advantages of an all-terrain crane.

Best suited for

Commercial construction and large structural lifting
Industrial plant installation and machinery replacement
Infrastructure, bridge and civil engineering works
Sites requiring long boom reach with all-terrain access
Steel frame erection and heavy component placement
Projects with restricted access or changing site layouts

Important: final lifting duties depend on the approved load chart, ground conditions, boom configuration, working radius, wind speed, hook block, slings and other rigging. Crane selection should always be confirmed through a project-specific lift plan.