MC405C Spider Crane
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Maeda MC405C spider crane with 4.05-tonne lift capacity and 16m working radius for high-capacity confined access lifting. Available for hire across Perth and Western Australia.

The Maeda MC405C Spider Crane is the highest-capacity model in Rigsafe's Maeda fleet, delivering up to 4.05 tonnes of lift capacity on a track-mounted platform that accesses confined interior spaces, doorways, and access-restricted sites where conventional cranes cannot work.
Its five-section telescoping boom delivers a 16-metre working radius at ground level, extending to 20.7 metres with the optional fly jib — providing the capacity and reach to tackle the most demanding confined space lifting tasks on construction, industrial, and resources sector projects in Western Australia.
The MC405C's programmable digital moment limiter and real-time load monitoring system deliver precise, WHS-compliant lift management on safety-critical projects, while the radio remote with micro-speed mode ensures exact load placement in the most demanding confined environments. Two-speed winch operation suits both rapid repositioning and precision heavy lifts, making this crane the preferred choice for industrial plant installation, mining and processing equipment placement, and high-capacity confined access work across WA.
Where a project demands high lift capacity, extended reach, and the ability to work in spaces that exclude conventional cranes, the Maeda MC405C delivers the performance, safety systems, and access capability your operation requires. Available for hire across Perth and Western Australia.
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The Maeda 405 offers strong lifting capacity relative to its compact size, making it suitablefor a wide range of restricted-access applications. However, achieving its fullperformance requires correct outrigger setup, sufficient working space and averified ground or floor bearing capacity. A thorough site assessment isessential to ensure safe positioning, stability, and optimal lift configurationin confined environments.