Demonstration of the drywall crane K-HiPro 425 with CTC

A live demonstration on how CTC (Crane Tip Control) can help you to work smarter, more efficient and safer. CTC lets any operator perform challenging lifts - quickly and safely. It calculates the optimal, simultaneous boom movements from A to B.
Our new HIAB drywall cranes for the US market offer next-generation features that let any operator work more efficiently.
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[@david_onthetrail]

25 year Hiab operator, I don't think about Main Boom Down and Secondary Boom Up and Boom Out, I just do it, it happens automatically. That said I would love to try that system to see if it is better or not, but experience has more to do with everything else as well as running the controls, set up, positioning the truck, job site assessment for hazards. Computer controls are great but don't replace experience or common sense.

[@stoneyislandranch9783]

In other words so much for experience

[@jasonbarnette4252]

So any dumbass can do my job now.... fucking sweet!

[@Dexter_Solid]

@@jasonbarnette4252 or maybe your square footage per day will go up?

[@josiangonzalez4289]

? Got a 335 k and there is a lever on the back of the main I want to why is alwest leaking is like the level of the out Riger I want to now why is leaking every time please let now k

[@jessezimmer9163]

This puts a weak/less skilled operator on the controls. “Beginner to professional in 2 weeks is absolutely a ridiculous statement even for a hiab rep to make lol. I remember years ago a hiab rep brought a 335k to demo and guaranteed that his 335 would outperform my fassi f330 bet me lunch on it….well we are good that day and he had humble pie. Personally you couldn’t give me a hiab but to each their own.

[@tiagofilipe2481]

Why you put robots doing man work