Used Cranes & Diaphragm Wall Equipment for Sale
Used Cranes & Diaphragm Wall Equipment for sale. Piling Broker offers a wide range of used Cranes & Diaphragm Wall Equipment for sale, including some of the leading brands such as used LIEBHERR, Kobelco, LINK BELT, Bateman, CASAGRANDE, Fuchs, Gertec, Manitowoc and PEINER and more.
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This 2017 Liebherr HS895 Duty Cycle crane, with only 4000 hours, is an excellent choice for demanding foundation and diaphragm wall projects. Located in Canada, it offers robust performance and reliability for heavy-duty piling applications. Secure this well-maintained unit to enhance your operational efficiency.
Canada
Discover this well-maintained 2020 Kobelco 1100G cranewith only 3000 operating hours. Engineered for superior performance in piling and diaphragm wall projects, this used unit delivers the reliability and power expected from Kobelco. It's an excellent opportunity to rent a high-capacity crane ready to enhance your operational efficiency.
Canada
Excellent Liebherr duty cycle/lifting crane, used primarily in a hoisting application. 1,000 hours on COMPLETELY REBUILT (by LIEBHERR) D9508 A7 ENGINE. 110' main boom, 3 winches, block & ball. Year: 2004 Boom: 110' Capacity: 90.00 Condition: Very Good Hours: 17400
Canada
Used Liebherr HS855 Duty Cycle Crane Hours: 14568 125.6 ft of boom 102,500 lbs counterweight In very good working condition, currently on a jobsite Detailed information , specifications and photos available on request.
Canada
Engine Deutz TCD2015 S/N 9176425 Kelly bar KRC2-33-180 14800 mm – Max depth = 45.480 m Grab model Casagrande grab K2500 HD S/N KRC2UU0367 Like new comes with Grab model (1) Casagrande grab K2500 HD S/N KUDO399 Depth – 762 mm Width (open) - 2500 mm Height (closed) – 3200 mm Grab model (2) Casagrande grab K3000 HD S/N - to be confirmed Depth – 609.6 mm Width (open) - 3000 mm Height (closed) – 3700 mm Grab model (3) Casagrande grab K3000 HD S/N – SKZU259 Depth – 609.6 mm Width (open)) - 3000 mm Height (closed) – 3700 mm Grab model (4) Casagrande grab K2500 HD S/N – KUU0367 Depth – 609.6 mm Width (open) - 2500 mm Height (CLOSED) – 3200 mm
Canada
Cranes & Diaphragm Wall Equipment by brand
- Bateman Cranes & Diaphragm Wall Equipment
- CASAGRANDE Cranes & Diaphragm Wall Equipment
- Fuchs Cranes & Diaphragm Wall Equipment
- Gertec Cranes & Diaphragm Wall Equipment
- Kobelco Cranes & Diaphragm Wall Equipment
- LIEBHERR Cranes & Diaphragm Wall Equipment
- Link belt Cranes & Diaphragm Wall Equipment
- Manitowoc Cranes & Diaphragm Wall Equipment
- PEINER Cranes & Diaphragm Wall Equipment
- Bateman BCSD-1200HD
- CASAGRANDE B300 KRC
- Fuchs MLH380
- Gertec SP 1100-F
- Kobelco 1000
- Kobelco 1100G
- Kobelco 7070-1F
- Kobelco 7070G
- LIEBHERR HS 853 HD
- LIEBHERR HS8100
- LIEBHERR HS855
- LIEBHERR HS873
- LIEBHERR HS883
- LIEBHERR HS885
- LIEBHERR HS885 Duty Cycle
- LIEBHERR HS895 Duty Cycle
- Link belt 218V
- Link belt LS 180-2
- Manitowoc 2250
- PEINER MMG 5000-3
This category covers duty-cycle and crawler cranes used as base machines on foundation sites, together with the equipment they carry for diaphragm walling — mechanical and hydraulic grabs, and hydromills for harder ground.
Duty-cycle cranes are built for continuous, repetitive line pull rather than occasional lifting, which is what grab and casing work demands. Line pull, winch capacity and suitability for continuous duty matter more here than a lifting chart alone.
Frequently asked questions
What is a duty-cycle crane?
A crawler crane built for continuous winching rather than occasional lifts. Its winches, cooling and structure are designed for the repetitive, high-cycle work of grabbing, casing and dynamic compaction, which a standard lifting crane is not.
Should I use a grab or a hydromill for a diaphragm wall?
Grabs are simpler and cheaper to run, and suit soils and soft rock. Hydromills cut harder rock, reach greater depths and hold tighter verticality, at higher cost. The ground and the required depth usually make the decision.
What should I check when buying a used duty-cycle crane?
Ask for the structural inspection history and the load chart, and check the wire rope and winches, since these carry the repetitive loading this class of crane is built for. Confirm the operating hours and whether it has a current certification for the work you plan to use it for.