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As the industry’s pioneer, Konecranes has used the basis of its well-known mobile harbor crane technology to create different crane types to suit your needs. In addition to portal harbor cranes for quay facilities, these also include floating cranes for use in various applications on water.
Konecranes Gottwald Cranes on Barge are available for all crane models and come in these variants:
• pedastal-mounted cranes on barge (the crane is mounted on the pedestal of a specially designed barge),
• portal harbor cranes on barges (the crane is mounted on and runs on rails on a specially designed barge).
The benefit of these cranes is that they offer flexible solutions for cargo handling in harbors or on waterways where there are few quays or none at all or where quay capacities have been exhausted.
Konecranes Gottwald Cranes on Barge combine proven mobile harbor crane technology from the slew ring upwards with barges. These solutions are oriented towards individual application conditions – these include ship sizes, cargo types and required handling performance. Four-rope grab variants for professional bulk cargo handling can achieve handling rates of up to 1,850 tph depending on operating conditions and crane capacity. Since their market introduction in 2004, Konecranes Gottwald Cranes on Barge have been put to work in many different applications.
Konecranes Gottwald Cranes on Barge are used for:
• ship-to-ship handling,
• ship-to-quay handling,
• on rivers (mid-stream operation),
• in ports and protected waters,
• in coastal waters and on the open sea.
Cranes on barge are suitable for handling:
• bulk (e.g. coal, ore, crops, fertilizers),
• containers,
• general cargo.
Many advantages
• Independent of land-based handling facilities
• Mobile from one site to another on the water
• Low specific investment costs
• Rapid availability thanks to short delivery lead times
• Excellent resale value