In lifting equipment — mobile cranes, aerial platforms, stabilizers — every detail matters. To reach higher, reduce weight, and maintain safety under dynamic loads, manufacturers need steels that combine mechanical strength, dimensional accuracy, and processing reliability.
In this context, QUEND is the most appropriate answer. With yield strengths up to 1300 MPa, it enables the design of slimmer structural profiles and longer booms while maintaining structural integrity. QUEND combines high strength with excellent workability, ensuring reliable bending, welding, and cutting across all lifting applications.
It provides the structural performance and fabrication ease that the lifting industry demands.
At the top of the range, QUEND 1300 is ideal for lifting equipment that requires both strength and weight optimisation.
With a minimum yield strength of 1,300 MPa, it is particularly well suited for:
By enabling weight reductions without loss of integrity, QUEND 1300 supports higher reach, better payload ratios, and improved operational safety.
QUARD and QUEND are available in dimensions tailored to structural and fabrication needs:
This dimensional flexibility helps you:
In the lifting industry, dimensional consistency is essential. Small variations in thickness can disrupt welding, compromise part alignment, or lead to inaccuracies in boom extension and motion.
With InThinity, NLMK Clabecq offers for its plates under 15 mm thickness:
This level of control enables engineers and manufacturers to exploit the full mechanical potential of QUEND — with greater precision, safety, and confidence in every step of fabrication.
QUEND proves its value well beyond lifting, serving a wide spectrum of industries such as […]. The same applies to QUARD, which is also used in various demanding applications across multiple sectors: