30t 35m Pedestal off-Shore Marine Deck Crane with Eccentric Joint Boom for Bulk Cargo Transhipment

• Customization: Available
• After-sales Service: 2years
• Warranty: 2years
• Model NO.: 30t 35m
• Condition: New
• Maximum Lifting Height: >250m
• Installation: Assembled
• Delivery Time: 4months
• Transport Package: Nude Package or as Your Required
• Specification: 5t 16m
• Trademark: China Enjue
• Origin: China
• HS Code: 84269900
• Production Capacity: 100 Sets/Year

Product Description

Product Description

30t/40 m marine deck crane with eccentric arm for bulk cargo ship /explosion proof marine /port crane for vessel with ABS BV RMRS class society certificate .30ton /30m Electric hydraulic Pedestal fixed Boom marine deck Crane with eccentric arm decentered acentric boom off-shore crane abs BV CCS RMRS certificate

This eccentric boom deck cranes will be capable to do together 20.000 tons of grain, or coal in 24 hours (free digging) by ship to ship operation on sea, and sheltered waters.The working parameters will be the same function as for the crane type; Libeherr CGB 300 with 10m eccentric arms as mentioned below. Working Radius Min to Max Radius 5-30m Ex-centre arm 10m . All cranes can be equipped with different accessories and class certified by ABS/CCS.

The cranes will be built according to the "Code for Lifting Equipment for Ships and Marine Facilities" of China Classification Society (2007 edition), the ship crane is designed, manufactured and accepted according to the offshore crane, and has obtained the CCS offshore crane product certificate and relevant classification symbols of the classification society.
 

Detailed Photos

 

 The Pedestal and tub were manufacturing in workshop

• The cranes were built according to the "Code for Lifting Equipment for Ships and Marine Facilities" of China Classification Society (2007 edition), the ship crane is designed, manufactured and accepted according to the offshore crane, and has obtained the CCS offshore crane product certificate and relevant classification symbols of the classification society.
   

Parts in workshop