ISO 4306-3:2016
ISO 4306-3:2016

ISO 4306-3:2016

October 2016
International standard Current

Cranes — Vocabulary — Part 3: Tower cranes

ISO 4306-3:2016 as a whole establishes a vocabulary of the most commonly used terms in the field of cranes.This part of ISO 4306 gives the general definition of a tower crane and illustrates the terminology used with each type of tower crane by the use of figures with referenced term numbers.It is applicable to- tower cranes that can be assembled and dismantled (by element or self-erecting cranes),- permanently erected tower cranes, and- mobile self-erecting tower cranes.It is not applicable to- mobile cranes, or- erection masts, with or without jibs.

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Publication date

October 2016

Number of pages

13 p.

Reference

ISO 4306-3:2016

ICS Codes

01.040.53   Materials handling equipment (Vocabularies)
53.020.20   Cranes

Print number

4
Sumary
Cranes — Vocabulary — Part 3: Tower cranes

ISO 4306-3:2016 as a whole establishes a vocabulary of the most commonly used terms in the field of cranes.

This part of ISO 4306 gives the general definition of a tower crane and illustrates the terminology used with each type of tower crane by the use of figures with referenced term numbers.

It is applicable to

- tower cranes that can be assembled and dismantled (by element or self-erecting cranes),

- permanently erected tower cranes, and

- mobile self-erecting tower cranes.

It is not applicable to

- mobile cranes, or

- erection masts, with or without jibs.

Replaced standards (2)
ISO 4306-3:2003
ISO 4306-3:2003
December 2003
International standard Cancelled
Cranes - Vocabulary - Part 3 : tower cranes

ISO 4306-3/A1:2011
ISO 4306-3/A1:2011
December 2011
International standard Cancelled
Amendment 1 to standard ISO 4306-3:2003

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