Setwin vs Rigging Calculator

How big of a mobile crane do you need for your job? Want to do some heavy lifting planning but feeling lazy to dig into piles of load charts? As a pioneer amongst the peers, this app do all the hard work for you! Import the following data: - working radius - weight of load - obstacle distance (optional) - obstacle height (optional) A list of mobile crane models from our fleet that are capable to do the job will be generated. For every suggested model, it gives you useful information including: - maximum capacity at that working radius - weight of hook needed - utilization - min numbers of reeving - main boom length - main boom angle - fully head height - minimum clearance from obstacle Users in HKSAR will also be able to put the selected model onto the map. Play with it by moving, rotating, zooming in and out, while the scale stays perfectly proportional. It gives you a even better idea if the selected model is feasible in the designated location. Contact us if you need more professional service from our engineers! Want to learn more about SET WIN? We have News and Project References update so you know what to expect from us as a professional heavy lift and transport services provider. SET WIN souvenirs? A platform to purchase our well sought-after souvenirs including: - scale models - clothing - photography - accessories - stationaries These products are well designed by our team and mostly limited edition.

Rated capacity at your operating radius, from the manufacturer's own main-boom load chart — for riggers, operators, and lift directors who need a quick check on the iron. WHAT IT DOES Pick your crane and boom length, enter load, rigging weight, and radius. The app reads the manufacturer's chart row at or above your radius (never interpolated), compares total rigged load against it, and flags the lift: under 75%, 75–90%, 90–100%, or over capacity. A radius beyond the chart is refused, not guessed. CRANE MODELS INCLUDED Rough terrain - Grove RT540E (40 t, 32–102 ft) - Grove RT770E (70 t, 36–138 ft) - Grove GRT880 (80 t, 41–135 ft) - Grove RT890E (90 t, 37–142 ft) - Grove GRT8100 (100 t, 39–154 ft) - Link-Belt RTC-8080 Series II (80 t, 41–127 ft) - Tadano GR-800XL-4 (80 t, 39–154 ft) - Tadano GR-1000XL-4 (100 t, 39–154 ft) All terrain - Link-Belt ATC-3210 (210 t, 44–200 ft) Every chart is transcribed from the manufacturer's published product guide for main boom, fully extended outriggers, 360° rotation, and the counterweight named on that chart. Charts that list several telescope modes for one boom length keep the manufacturer's columns; match the LMI code shown in the cab. Each chart cites its source document, page, and retrieval date inside the app. INPUTS - Crane model and boom length / telescope mode - Load weight (lb) - Rigging weight (lb) - Operating radius (ft) RETURNS - Rated capacity at the chart radius (lb) - Total rigged load (lb and tons) - Load as a percentage of rated capacity, color-coded - Full chart for the selected boom length, with the row in use highlighted BUILT FOR THE FIELD - Works offline. No login, no account, no telemetry. - One-time purchase. Lifetime access on iPhone and iPad via Family Sharing. - Missing your crane? Request it from inside the app. REFERENCE ONLY This app is a lookup aid. The manufacturer's load chart in the cab governs, and 29 CFR 1926.1417(o) requires it to be available on the crane. It does not account for boom or jib deductions, out-of-level, wind, dynamic loading, or ground bearing. The lift director's sign-off is not replaced by anything on a phone. Not affiliated with any crane manufacturer. Model names identify which published chart is being displayed.