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Crane reach on the map

Place cranes on the map of your site, adjust the reach and see coverage and the zones where cranes overlap.

Cranes on the site

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Clicking the map moves the active crane; drag the marker for fine positioning.
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Overlap ≠ safety. The overlap zone on the map is a plan view (2D) and shows only where the jib reaches intersect — nije a collision check. On a real site with several cranes, collisions are prevented by an anti-collision system, by a height difference between the cranes (the jibs pass over one another) and by a lift and coordination plan. We agree that with every enquiry of this kind.
About "reach": the slider sets how far you plan to reach on the plot. Actual jib lengths are stepped (they are assembled from sections), and the capacity at a shorter radius is read from the load chart — we will add the exact choice of configuration and the capacity along the jib once the manufacturer’s data arrives. The default value is each crane’s maximum reach.

Map: © OpenStreetMap contributors · tiles by OpenFreeMap · rendering by MapLibre GL · address search by Nominatim/Photon (© OpenStreetMap contributors). Satellite (HR): orthophoto (flown 2022/2023) © State Geodetic Administration of Croatia (DGU), WMS for anonymous users — open licence with attribution; on-screen display is permitted; use of the orthophoto in a printout or PDF (reproduction on a medium) is to be confirmed with the DGU before publication. The satellite layer and the parcels cover Croatian territory only. Cadastral parcels: the public INSPIRE view service (Uređena zemlja / DGU) with attribution; the display of boundaries and parcel numbers is indicative and does not replace a land survey or a report by a licensed surveyor. The circle is the nominal plan-view reach of the jib; the actual configuration on site may be shorter. Note: this tool is informative and educational and does not constitute an offer, survey data, a technical calculation or a lift plan — the load chart and the manufacturer’s instructions, the operator’s judgement and a site visit are what govern, and for quotations the General Terms and Conditions and the individual quotation.