Fixed Crane

Fixed Crane

Fixed Cranes refer to jib cranes that are anchored to foundations or supported on bases, operating solely at fixed locations within ports. Compared to portal cranes in structure, they retain hoisting, luffing, and slewing functions but lack gantry travel mechanisms and portal frame structures in its metal construction. Their defining characteristic is operation confined to a fixed position, yet it offers simpler structural design and lower manufacturing costs.

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Floating Crane

Floating Crane

Floating Cranes refer to heavy-duty lifting equipment installed on floating vessels, combining the high-efficiency operation of portal cranes with the mobility advantages of floating platforms. Utilizing the floating vessel as their carrier, they move freely across water bodies, adapting to tidal variations, complex hydrological conditions, and environments without fixed docks, making them a core lifting solution for marine engineering projects.

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Shipyard Portal Crane

Shipyard Portal Crane

Single-jib shipyard crane refers to specialized equipment used in shipyards for ​block lifting and assembly operations, typically offering 100+ ton lifting capacity. Its rail travel and 360° slewing structure cover entire dock working areas.

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Kangaroo Portal Crane

Kangaroo Portal Crane

Grab Bucket Portal Cranes are highly integrated bulk material handling equipment specifically designed for large-scale material processing, with an efficiency ranging from 500–1,500 tons/hour. They are primarily used for coal, ore, grain, and other bulk materials handling at terminals, particularly suitable for medium-to-high throughput ports.

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Four-link Portal Crane

Four-link Portal Crane

Four-link Portal Cranes, known for efficient and stable material handling, adopt a four-link combined jib system, equipped with slewing, luffing, traveling, and hoisting functions. This model supports 360° full slewing, offers extensive operational coverage, and is designed to withstand high-intensity continuous operations. They are widely used for bulk cargo, general cargo, and container handling.

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Single-Jib Portal Crane

Single-Jib Portal Crane

Single-jib portal cranes are known for efficient cargo handling at ports based on slewing, luffing, traveling, and hoisting functions. Featuring a compact structure with 360° full slewing capability, single-jib portal cranes deliver extensive operational coverage and heavy-duty continuous operation resilience. Compared to four-link portal cranes, they feature lighter deadweight, lower energy consumption, and reduced maintenance costs.

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