What type of cranes are designed for jobs requiring frequent lifting and the ability to maneuver in tight spaces?

Mobile cranes are specifically designed for tasks that require frequent lifting and the capability to navigate in confined areas. Their design allows for easy transport and repositioning, making them ideal for job sites with limited space. These cranes can operate on various terrains and can be quickly set up and dismantled, enhancing their versatility for different lifting operations.

Fixed cranes, on the other hand, are typically anchored to one location and are not meant for mobility. Industrial cranes, while capable of lifting various loads, may not be as adaptable for tight spaces as mobile cranes. Static cranes, similar to fixed cranes, do not provide the necessary maneuverability and are usually found in permanent installations. Hence, the mobility and adaptability of mobile cranes make them the preferred choice for frequent lifting tasks in constrained environments.