Currently, ZOOMLION's seven large tower cranes are working on the site of the Jakarta Oasis Twin Towers project, the tallest building in Indonesia's main structure, with excellent performance to help build this new landmark.

The Oasis Twin Towers project is located in the central core business district of SUDIRMAN, Jakarta, Indonesia. The entire project includes two towers, of which the T1 tower is 331 meters high and will become the tallest building in Indonesia's main structure after completion.

A total of seven ZOOMLION tower cranes were used in the project to participate in the construction and hoisting of the upper main structure, including ZOOMLION's first flat-top boom tower crane RL205-10E, and six boom tower cranes including L250-16RB and L160-12E.

Among them, RL205-10E, as an innovative masterpiece launched by ZOOMLION in response to global market demand, is the first R-generation new model to be shipped overseas with a round tenon standard section, and has been exported to Indonesia, Malaysia, Australia and other countries. It adopts advanced hydraulic cylinder variable amplitude technology, has two working modes: horizontal and dynamic. It can switch between horizontal and dynamic in 2 minutes. In the boom mode, the maximum operating angle can reach 87°, which is more suitable for narrow space operation. In the non-working state, the minimum parking radius is only 10m. It is flexible to install and disassemble, convenient to transport, and has strong adaptability to various types of working conditions, which is highly recognized by the project party.

At the same time, ZOOMLION also provides customers with strong technical and service support.

ZOOMLION's R&D and service team communicated in depth with the project party to confirm the final internal climbing plan and force calculation; Chinese and Indonesian service engineers worked closely together throughout the process to ensure the smooth completion of installation and commissioning, and held special training for operators. The company also replenished spare parts and carried out regular inspections for the project tower cranes, providing reliable guarantees for the use of equipment, which was recognized by front-line construction personnel.