Rail Mounted Container Crane to lift 20'40' ISO standard container

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Rail Mounted Container Crane to lift 20'40' ISO standard container

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Loading Port:: Shanghai

Payment Terms:: TT OR LC

Min Order Qty:: 1 unit

Supply Capability:: 20 unit/month

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Rail mounted container crane to lift 20'40' ISO standard container

Rail-mounted container gantry cranes(RMG) is a specialized yard container handling machine. It can travel on rail by means of the yard power, and lift an stack containers in the yard area with the equipment of the 20' or 40' telescopic spreader (or twin-lift spreader if needed).Compared with the rubber-tyre gantry crane (RTG), the RMG has the advantage of being driven by electrical power, clean, bigger lifting capacity, an high gantry traveling speed with cargo. The RGM consists of lifting mechanism, trolley traversing mechanism, gantry mechanism and sway-dampening mechanism.

The lifting, gantry and trolley mechanisms are mostly equipped with AC frequency conversion control system. Normally the lifting mechanism is of the single drum type.It can also be designed to be double drum type if needed. Our corporation can design and manufacture according to demands of user.

Working condition:
working temperature: -25-40 °C(can be specially designed to -40°C-+40°C)
Lifting capacity under spreader is 30.5t 35.0t 40.5t and 50.0t;
Working duty: A6- A8.
Power source: 380V 50Hz 3Phase. And we can design as your demands.
The altitude height of site is ought to be less than 2000M.
Flammable, explosive and corrosive gas is forbidden in the work environment.
The crane is forbidden to lift fuse and blend deleterious article and flammable explosive article.

Safety:
Overload protection.
Main lifting motor with thermal protection.
Rubber buffers.
Protective earthing.
Anti sway electric system
Crane switch and travel end switch.
Emergency switch can stop all movement when any dangerous happened.
Sub-assemblies characteristic are tested before assembly.
All cranes must be pre-assembled and tested before leaving factory and offer the certification of test.

Features:

Full electric drive technology. Energy saving and environmental protection. Reduce operation and maintenance costs.
Frequency conversion. Accurate locating container and improving working efficiency.
PLC control, which can meet the automation demand of modern container yard.
Tailored designs. Our product will be designed to your container yard most suitably.

Technical Data:

Capacity of Spreader			t	30.5	35	40.5	50
Working Duty				A6-A8	A6-A8	A6-A8	A6-A8
Span(m)			S	35	35	35	35
Base(m)			B	16	16	16	16
Lifting Height(m)			H	15.4	15.4	18.2	18.2
Speed	Hoisting	With Full Load	m/min	12	12	18	18
	Hoisting	Only with Spreader		24	24	36	36
	Travese			60	60	70	70
	Traveling			45	45	45	45
Total Power			kw	~200	~230	~255	~300
Max.working Load of Wheel			kn	260	260	280	300
Crane Rail				P50	P50	P50	QU80
Power Supply				3-phase AC 380v 50Hz or as your demand

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