90T - LIEBHERR LTM 1090 - 4.1

Compact all-terrain lifting with precise site control

Crane Type

Mobile Crane

Manufacturer

Liebherr

Max Capacity 90T

Max Boom Length 50m

Max Lifting Height m

Full Outrigger Span (L x W) 8.557m x 7.000m

Transport Dimensions (L x W x H) 12.895m x 2.75m x 3.955m

Full Track Span (L x W) m x m

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Crane Overview

Lifting Capability

Compact all-terrain performance for controlled site lifting

The Liebherr LTM 1090-4.1 is a versatile all-terrain crane designed for projects that need reliable lifting performance, compact site access and precise control. It is well suited to construction, infrastructure, industrial installation and general lifting work where manoeuvrability and efficient set-up are important.

Telescoping System
Liebherr Telematik rapid-cycle system

Swing-away Jib
10.5m to 19m at 0°, 20° or 40°

Control & Safety
LICCON safe load indicator

This crane is a strong choice for projects where a compact four-axle all-terrain unit can help reduce access challenges while still delivering dependable lifting capability. Its all-axle steering, hydropneumatic suspension and efficient carrier layout support controlled movement and positioning across busy, restricted or changing site environments.

With independent hydraulic telescoping sections, electric Load Sensing control and the option of swing-away jib configurations, the LTM 1090-4.1 gives lift planners useful flexibility for different site conditions. It is especially practical for contractors who need a reliable crane for structural work, plant handling, infrastructure support and repeat lifting tasks across multiple project locations.

Best suited for

Commercial construction and general site lifting
Steel frame erection and structural installation work
Industrial plant installation and machinery handling
Infrastructure, bridge and civil engineering projects
Urban sites requiring compact all-terrain access
Projects needing flexible swing-away jib configurations

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.