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Production of the KAMAZ vehicle with INMAN IF 300 crane manipulator has resumed

Production of the KAMAZ vehicle with INMAN IF 300 crane manipulator has resumed

Published on: 2026-10-02

Source: KAMAZ – An important disclaimer is at the bottom of this article.

The official partner of PJSC “KAMAZ” – LLC “Zavod SPECMASH” – manufactured and shipped a batch of KAMAZ vehicles equipped with the INMAN IF 300 crane manipulator installation to the client.

The customer received 12 units of special equipment based on KAMAZ chassis with INMAN IF 300 crane-manipulator units. The equipment was created in a partnership of three Russian manufacturers: KAMAZ provided the all-wheel-drive KAMAZ-43118 (6×6) chassis, and Palfinger Crane Rus LLC supplied the crane-manipulator units. Meanwhile, SPECMASH Plant carried out the main work – manufactured the superstructures, performed the final assembly and equipment installation.

It is worth noting that the IF 300 crane manipulator is the factory’s first heavy-duty installation. More than 30 years ago, INMAN started with this very model. After numerous consumer requests, the company’s management decided to resume production of the legendary IF 300, redesigned with a new component base. The model is intended for use in the oil and gas and energy sectors, where equipment operates in remote areas often lacking developed infrastructure. Therefore, customers from these fields rely on equipment adapted to extreme conditions with a large safety margin. The updated IF 300 fully meets their requirements.

The crane is equipped with hydraulic outriggers, an L-shaped folding boom, and a pair of additional supports to increase stability under load. The maximum boom reach is 8.5 meters, the lifting height is 9.5 meters, and the load capacity reaches 8 tons. The column rotation angle is 390 degrees. The operating temperature range is from −40 to +40.

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