Port crane

Port cranes are lifting equipment specially designed for port loading and unloading operations. They are used to handle containers, bulk cargoes (such as coal, ore) and groceries (such as steel). They are the core equipment of the port logistics system. Its definition and standard are standardized by the Chinese "Name of Crane Machinery Port Crane (GB 6974.18-86)". The standard was issued and implemented in 1986, clarifying the terms and technical requirements of port cranes.

Core functions and features

1. Multi-function loading and unloading

1. Cargo loading and unloading: Through the coordinated work of lifting mechanisms, spreaders, etc., the rapid transfer of goods between the ship and the dock is achieved, and dual-mode operations are supported for grabs (bulk cargo) and hooks (grocery). For example, GENMA's 125-ton mobile port crane (MHC) has a grab condition efficiency of up to 1,000 tons/hour.

2. Move and storage: move goods horizontally through large and small truck operating mechanisms to optimize the space utilization rate of the yard.

2. Intelligence and efficiency

1. Modern equipment integrated intelligent control systems, such as GENMA MHC's intelligent mining system, can automatically plan the grab path, reduce manual intervention, and improve safety and efficiency.

2. The electric drive system takes into account both environmental protection and high performance. For example, GENMA MHC uses electric drive to meet the needs of green ports.

Three, flexibility and professionalism

1. Mobile port cranes (MHCs) have both mobility and large load capacity (such as 125 tons hook working conditions), adapting to diverse operating scenarios.

2. Some models are designed for specific cargo, such as container bridge cranes or bulk loading and unloading door cranes.