News | 2025/04/12
Morrow adds two Liebherr 620 HC-L cranes, expanding its luffing jib crane fleet. The 620 HC-L combines high lifting capacity with compact design – ideal for space-constrained urban sites.
Morrow Equipment Company, one of the leading tower crane rental firms in North America, is expanding its fleet with two new Liebherr 620 HC-L luffing jib cranes. The new luffing jib cranes mark a significant enhancement to Morrow's portfolio, bridging the gap between its existing mid-range and large-capacity cranes.
"We are thrilled to add the new Liebherr 620 HC-L to our fleet of luffing jib cranes to complement our portfolio of 710, 542 and 357 HC-Ls," says Peter Juhren, President and Chief Operating Officer of Morrow. "Liebherr has been a great partner, and this new luffing jib crane will enable us to compete with our competitors and offer more value and a better option in between our larger and middle range cranes. We will further continue to add more to our fleet in the coming months."
The 620 HC-L 18/36 represents the latest in Liebherr's luffing jib crane development, setting new standards for luffing jib cranes in the 600 metre-tonne segment. Designed to meet the needs of space-constrained and demanding urban job sites, the 620 HC-L has a maximum lifting capacity of 18 tonnes in single-fall and up to 36 tonnes in two-fall operation. With a 65-metre jib length and the new Load-Plus function, the crane can increase its lifting capacity by up to 76 percent on specific load curves, opening new possibilities for project planning and execution.
Another one of the 620 HC-L standout advantages is its space efficiency. With a minimal out-of-service radius of just 12 metres and an operating radius of only 4.1 metres, the 620 HC-L is optimally suited for inner-city construction and jobsites where space is at a premium. With the addition of the two 620 HC-L luffing jib cranes to Morrow’s rental fleet, Liebherr reinforces its commitment to providing high-performance, technically advanced cranes that meet the complex demands of its customer and modern construction sites.
