TIL Limited Unveils New Pick And Carry On Deck Crane ‘CarryKing 515’
TIL’s new variant of pick and carry on deck crane CarryKing 515 has a maximum lifting capacity of 15 MT at 2.50 meters of working radius. Its 7.5 m long flat deck can carry different kinds of loads, including logs, pipes, etc., upto 6 MT. The crane is manufactured at the company's Kharagpur facility.
It is compact and has a 4-wheel drive which gives it better traction in off- road applications. It can move with bigger loads with greater stability as compared to the pick and carry crane, plus unlike the pick and carry, the CarryKing 515 is completely articulation free.
“TIL has recently been granted a global IP for its pick-and-carry crane design which we had originally developed in 2012–13. At that time, the product was called PixEF, based on which we have introduced CarryKing 515 in 15 tons and will soon introduce a 20-ton variant as well,” informed Sunil Chaturvedi, CMD, Gainwell.
Pinaki Niyogi, Chief Technical Officer & Chief Operating Officer, TIL, elaborating on its features, said, "Based on the features of the lorry loader and truck crane, the CarryKing 515, with its truck transmission giving higher torque and more power, has self-loading features with the boom. The loads can be lifted and kept on the flat deck and move with greater mobility as compared to the pick and carry crane. With the design inputs of the lorry loader, we have bypassed the speed restrictions in the RT."
The CarryKing 515 has four sections: telescopic boom of 6.5 meters to 17 meters; 360 degree continuous slew; four outriggers for ground stability while working, especially on undulated project sites. Informed Niyogi, "For better stability with the appropriate center of gravity, we have placed the counterweight of the crane above the prime mover cabin on the rear of the boom. While Pixef had a full cabin, CarryKing 515 has a spacious half cabin, and better 360-degree visibility during loading and unloading. The half cabin frees up the deck space for additional loading of cargo."
TIL also displayed its RT RST-8 World's first rough terrain empty container ReachStacker, engineered for high productivity in container yards (paved or unpaved), and can handle cube containers up to 4 high in the first row. It has exceptional maneuverability with all-wheel drive and steer features, superior stability, high visibility, and enhanced operator comfort.
TIL marked its re-entry into the truck crane segment with the launch of the upgraded TMS 885 truck crane. Featuring a 360-degree slew, the new model comes with a refreshed design and enhanced features, including an increased lifting capacity of 85 tonnes, a more spacious air-conditioned cabin, and advanced disc brakes for improved safety. The TMS 885 is equipped with a five-section, full-power boom ranging from 12.1 metres to 43.8 metres and delivers an 85-tonne lifting capacity at a 2.5-metre working radius.
Published on:
14 January 2026
Published in: NBM&CW JANUARY 2026
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