Oz Lifting Tele-Pro Davit Crane

Five notable updates have been made by Oz Lifting to its popular Tele-Pro davit crane line.

Oz Lifting has unveiled several enhancements to its Tele-Pro davit cranes based on input from customers and its own engineers seeking to keep up with technological advancements. Available in 500-, 1,200- and 2,500-pound capacities, the Tele-Pro allows users to leverage the benefits of the company’s other davit cranes, while telescoping the boom in and out under load. All lifting specifications, smart latch technology, operation, hook reach, and lifting heights remain the same. OZ Lifting is doing a comprehensive by capacity, starting with the 2,500-pound version. The smaller 500- and 1,200-pound models will be available in the coming months.

The five notable improvements include:

• Smoother boom operation under load, providing options for wider range of applications.
• A new handle specifically designed for easier load rotation for enhanced maneuverability. This gives users more precise control, while rotating the load 360 degrees.
• A new dual rating decal system provides both imperial and metric load capacities at different boom angles. These were added to enhance global accessibility and improve readability.
• The Tele-Pro range has been transitioned from a zinc-plated finish to a durable, corrosion-resistant, exterior-grade powder coat in high-visibility yellow. This finish extends the life of the crane and adds increased visibility, making it easier to see in a workspace, especially in low-light conditions.
• Top and bottom grease zerk fittings have been added to the boom for easier lubrication, smoother operation, and simplified maintenance.