1. Strong spatial adaptability: The spider crane's legs can be extended and adjusted independently as needed, allowing it to operate stably even in narrow or limited spaces, such as inside buildings, at historical site restoration sites, or in dense urban streets.
2. Heavy lifting: Despite its relatively small size, spider cranes can carry considerable weight and are often used to lift building materials, heavy machinery, air conditioning units, stage equipment, etc. Its maximum lifting capacity varies from hundreds of kilograms to several tons depending on the model.
3. Adjustable height: Through the adjustment of the telescopic arm, the spider crane can reach different operating heights, suitable for a variety of high-altitude operations such as interior decoration of high-rise buildings, installation of outdoor billboards, and tree pruning.
4. 360-degree rotation: The spider crane's rotating platform allows the arm to rotate 360 ​​degrees without restriction on the horizontal plane, which greatly improves the flexibility and efficiency of the operation and can reach multiple operating points without repositioning the main machine.
5. Remote control operation: Most modern spider cranes provide remote control operation functions, allowing operators to control the equipment from a safe distance, especially to improve safety in limited vision or dangerous environments.
6. Low ground pressure: Due to its wide adjustable legs, the spider crane can disperse the weight and reduce the pressure on the ground, which is especially suitable for working on surfaces with limited load-bearing capacity such as roofs, floors or old buildings.
7. Multifunctional accessories: Equipped with a variety of hooks, suction cups, grabs and other accessories, it can adapt to different types of loads and operating requirements, enhancing the diversity of application scenarios.