Sany STC1600T7 Truck Crane Load Charts Manual – 2023 Edition PDF Download

Description

Sany STC1600T7 Truck Crane Load Charts Manual

This load charts manual is the definitive reference for determining rated lifting capacities on the STC1600T7 truck crane. It covers every boom and jib configuration available for this 160-tonne class machine, with detailed capacity tables for outrigger setups, counterweight arrangements, and working radii. The October 2023 edition reflects the current specifications and safety requirements for this model.

Whether you are planning a lift, verifying a configuration before mobilisation, or training operators on safe working limits, this manual provides the exact figures you need. The load charts are organised by operating mode, making it straightforward to locate the correct capacity for your specific boom length, radius, and counterweight position.

File Details

• Manual type: Load Charts Manual
• Brand: Sany
• Model: STC1600T7 Truck Crane
• Language: English
• Page count: 300
• File format: PDF
• Edition: October 2023
• Document reference: Load Charts Manual – October, 2023

Chapters Covered

1. Basic Information

This opening chapter establishes the foundation for using the load charts correctly. It covers the crane’s certifications, directional terms, lifting definitions, and working area terminology. Safety information is presented in detail, including hazard alert symbols, setup procedures, general warnings, tipping and overloading risks, LMI overload protection, and safety devices. The chapter also explains the influence factors that affect crane capacity, such as wind speed and permissible ground pressure, with Beaufort scale tables and soil bearing capacity data. Symbols and codes used throughout the load charts are defined, along with configuration details for operating modes, telescopic boom, counterweight, hook block, hoist, and wire rope.

2. Working Range Diagram

This chapter presents the working range diagrams for the truck crane in two configurations: T/TJ (telescopic boom and telescopic boom plus jib) and TE/TEJ (telescopic boom plus extension section, and telescopic boom plus extension section plus jib). These diagrams visually map the permissible working radius against boom length and lifting height, giving operators a quick-reference guide to the machine’s operating envelope before consulting the detailed capacity tables.

3. Telescopic Boom (T)

The telescopic boom chapter is the largest section of the manual, providing rated lifting capacity tables for the truck crane with outriggers 100% extended and 50% extended. It covers counterweight configurations at rear, middle, and front positions, with counterweight sizes ranging from 1.3 t up to 52 t. Each table gives capacities across telescopic boom lengths from 14.1 m through 75.5 m and working radii from 2.5 m up to 64 m, with parts-of-line requirements and percentage of counterweight extension clearly indicated. This is the core section for planning any lift using the main boom alone.

4. Telescopic Boom + Extension Section (TE)

This chapter provides load charts for the telescopic boom when fitted with the 9 m extension section. The tables cover outriggers 100% extended and present capacities for counterweight arrangements from 52 t down to 11 t at rear, middle, and front positions. Working radii and boom length combinations are listed for the extended boom configuration, allowing operators to determine safe lifting capacities when the extension section is in use.

5. Telescopic Boom + Jib (TJ)

Two jib lengths are covered in this chapter: 10.2 m and 17.5 m, both with outriggers 100% extended. The load charts detail capacities for counterweight configurations from 52 t down to 11 t at rear, middle, and front positions. Each table specifies the jib offset angle and working radius, giving the operator the necessary data to plan lifts that require the added reach of a jib. The tables include parts-of-line and minimum boom angle information to ensure safe operation within the machine’s limits.

6. Telescopic Boom + Extension Section + Jib (TEJ)

The final chapter covers the most complex configuration: telescopic boom plus extension section plus jib. Jib lengths of 19.7 m and 27 m are documented, with outriggers 100% extended. Counterweight options from 52 t down to 11 t are presented at rear, middle, and front positions. These charts are essential when the crane is configured for maximum reach, and they include all relevant data on working radius, boom angle, and rated capacity for each setup.

Why This Manual Matters

Load charts are not reference material to be skimmed once and set aside. They are working documents that must be consulted before every lift. Getting the capacity wrong, even by a small margin, can result in tipping, structural failure, or loss of load control. The STC1600T7 load charts manual gives you the verified figures you need to make safe decisions on site.

The manual also includes detailed guidance on the factors that reduce capacity, such as wind speed and ground bearing pressure. The wind speed reduction table shows that rated capacities must be reduced by 40% when wind speeds are between 8.3 m/s and 13.3 m/s, and all craning operations must cease above 13.3 m/s. Ground pressure data covers soil types from muddy road and wetland through to compacted formation and rocky granular strata, with maximum permissible ground pressures in MPa. These are not optional considerations; they are part of the safe operation calculation.

Safety information is woven throughout the document. The LMI overload protection section explains how the Load Moment Indicator system works, what its limitations are, and why it must not be used as the primary operational shut-off. The safety devices section covers the anti-two block switch, third wrap protector, length and angle sensors, tricolor lights, and turntable locking device. Operators and lift planners who understand these systems are better equipped to prevent accidents.

Who This Manual Is For

This load charts manual is written for crane operators, lift supervisors, rigging crews, and fleet maintenance personnel who work with the Sany STC1600T7. It is also a valuable reference for safety officers, insurance assessors, and training providers who need to verify that lifts are planned within the machine’s rated capacity. The clear organisation by operating mode means you can find the relevant table quickly, even under the time pressure of a live lift.

Because the manual covers every permissible configuration, it supports the full range of work this crane is designed for: heavy lifts at short radius, long-reach lifts with jib and extension sections, and everything in between. Having the complete set of charts in one document eliminates guesswork and reduces the risk of using an outdated or incomplete capacity figure.

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Instant PDF Delivery

This Sany STC1600T7 load charts manual is delivered as a PDF download immediately after purchase. There is no shipping, no waiting for a physical book, and no risk of a courier losing your manual. You can open the file on a laptop, tablet, or smartphone, and print any page you need for the cab or site office. The 300-page document is fully portable, so you can carry the entire load chart library with you wherever the crane goes.

Keep a copy on your device and a printed set in the machine. When the next lift comes up, you will have the right capacity table at your fingertips.