With capacities from 160 tons to 4,000 tons and both all-terrain and telescopic-boom crawler cranes, the fleet is designed to meet lifting requirements across wind turbine installation, including blade, tower, and nacelle handling. The combination allows individual machines to perform specific tasks while supporting coordinated operations on site.

Beyond equipment supply, XCMG provides lifecycle solutions covering insurance, maintenance, management, equipment development, and renewal, supporting customers throughout the equipment’s service life.

Safety is another focus of XCMG’s wind power lifting services. The company has conducted its “Safeguarding Lifting Safety” public welfare initiative for nine consecutive years, delivering more than 2,000 safety training sessions and deploying service engineers over 6,000 times across more than 30 countries. XCMG has also organized an international summit on lifting safety in the wind power industry and initiated the development of a Best Practices Guide to Wind Power Lifting Safety.

As wind turbines continue to grow in capacity and tower height, XCMG plans to further develop its wheeled and crawler crane product portfolio, lifecycle services, and safety initiatives to support wind power construction.