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Broderson IC20G vs. Zoomlion QY30V531
2 reasons to buy Broderson IC20G:
Booms
| Minimum operating radius | 1.2 m and 3 m | 60 % less or 1.8 m |
| Minimum height at maximum lifting angle | 3.8 m and 11.1 m | 66 % less or 7.3 m |
9 reasons to buy Zoomlion QY30V531:
Sizes
| Clearance | 220 mm and 149.4 mm | 32 % more or 70.6 mm |
Operation
| Axels number | 3 and 2 | 33 % more or 1 |
Carrying part engine
| Full power | 199 kW and 38 kW | 81 % more or 161 kW |
| Maximum torque | 1100 Nm and 142.4 Nm | 87 % more or 957.6 Nm |
Booms
| Maximum lifting capacity | 32000 kg and 2268 kg | 93 % more or 29732 kg |
| Maximum working radius | 32 m and 6.7 m | 79 % more or 25.3 m |
| Sections number | 5 and 3 | 40 % more or 2 |
| Max. height at max. lifting angle without boom | 40.5 m and 6.4 m | 84 % more or 34.1 m |
| Maximum angle of ascent | 80 degrees and 75 degrees | 6 % more or 5 degrees |
Neutral reasons:
Sizes
| Transport width | 1219.2 mm and 2500 mm |
| Transport height | 1676.4 mm and 3400 mm |
| Transport length | 2767.6 mm and 13000 mm |
| Hauler length | 2767.6 mm and 10755 mm |
Operation
| Working weight | 2803.2 kg and 31700 kg |
Carrying part engine
| Model | H20 and WP10.270 |
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Sizes
| 1. Transport length | 2767.6 mm | 1. Transport length | 13000 mm |
| 2. Transport width | 1219.2 mm | 2. Transport width | 2500 mm |
| 3. Transport height | 1676.4 mm | 3. Transport height | 3400 mm |
| 5. Clearance | 149.4 mm | 5. Clearance | 220 mm |
| 7. Hauler length | 2767.6 mm | 7. Hauler length | 10755 mm |
Booms
| 9. Minimum height at maximum lifting angle | 3.8 m | 9. Minimum height at maximum lifting angle | 11.1 m |
| 10. Max. height at max. lifting angle without boom | 6.4 m | 10. Max. height at max. lifting angle without boom | 40.5 m |
| 11. Minimum operating radius | 1.2 m | 11. Minimum operating radius | 3 m |
| 12. Maximum working radius | 6.7 m | 12. Maximum working radius | 32 m |
| 13. Maximum angle of ascent | 75 degrees | 13. Maximum angle of ascent | 80 degrees |