lifting capacity

She had two derricks with a lifting capacity of 120 tons.

18 units with lifting capacity from 7 to 12 tons.

As a result, it displaces less air and therefore loses some of its lifting capacity.

In 1984, the lifting capacities were upgraded to 5000 and 4000 short ton respectively.

While the ship had an enormous lifting capacity, there was little interest in operating the vessel because of her high cost.

The lifting capacity of the attachments is 38 tons.

The first requirement is stability with adequate lifting capacity.

The crane had a lifting capacity of 15 tons at three meter radius.

The lifting capacity increased from 100 tons to 1800 tons in 38 years.

It has a lifting capacity of 175 tons.

Springs have a limited lifting capacity and extension length.

75 units, diesel and electric, lifting capacity from 2.2 to 4 tons.

This has e.g. for cranes the very positive effect of larger lifting capacity.

He helped design floating dry docks with lifting capacities of up 100,000 tons.

Yes, the helium-filled balloon does lose lifting capacity when it shrinks.

Its lifting capacity and ceiling were never tested.

Offshore lifting capacity is governed by classification society rules.

The initial launch vehicle configuration will have a lifting capacity of 70 metric tons.

The combined weight of the sub, trailer and cargo were beyond the aircraft's lifting capacity.

Its' lifting capacity is 45 tons and it will cut fuel consumption by around 10 litres per hour.

With a lifting capacity up to one and a half tons each they might be able to hoist the entire armored truck to the surface.

The hardstand is serviced by a travel lift, with a lifting capacity of 25 tons.

The crane combines its 90-tonne lifting capacity with a fully-extended reach of 67 metres.

The amidships derrick is 121 m above sea level, and the top drive has a lifting capacity of 1,250 tons.

They can lift anything within their lifting capacity, (cars, boats, swimming pools, etc.).