220T - TEREX EXPLORER 5800

Heavy all-terrain lifting with exceptional site flexibility

Crane Type

Mobile Crane

Manufacturer

Terex

Max Capacity 220T

Max Boom Length 70m

Max Lifting Height m

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

Transport Dimensions (L x W x H) 14.417m x 3.12m x 4m

Full Track Span (L x W) m x m

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Crane Overview

Lifting Capability

Powerful all-terrain performance for complex heavy lifts

The Terex Explorer 5800 is built for demanding lifting projects where high capacity, long reach and reliable all-terrain mobility need to work together. It is a strong choice for major construction, industrial installation, infrastructure works and complex site programmes where lift planning, access and set-up efficiency are critical.

Counterweight System
Automatic rigging, expandable to 70.2t

Engine Power
405kW Scania diesel engine

Control System
IC-1 with working range limiter

This crane is designed to support heavy lifting on projects where both road mobility and lifting performance matter. Its all-terrain carrier, multi-axle steering and selectable drive configurations help the crane access a wide range of site environments, from large commercial developments to infrastructure and industrial locations.

With advanced operator aids, automatic counterweight rigging, multiple steering programmes and optional boom extension configurations, the Explorer 5800 gives lift planners strong flexibility when dealing with restricted access, changing site layouts or lifts requiring careful control. It is especially useful where a project needs dependable heavy-lift capability without sacrificing manoeuvrability on site.

Best suited for

Major commercial and industrial construction projects
Heavy plant installation and machinery replacement
Infrastructure, bridge and civil engineering works
Steel frame erection and large structural lifts
Projects requiring all-terrain access and controlled set-up
Complex lifts with detailed planning and engineered lift procedures

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.