ESP.9 Mobile Harbor Cranes

High performance in all applications

Our ESP.9 Konecranes Gottwald Mobile Harbor Cranes are designed as high-performance cranes for cargo handling to serve vessels up to super post-Panamax class. They have a working radius of up to 61 m, lifting capacities of up to 200 t and lifting speeds of up to 140 m/min. In the two-rope variant, these cranes offer high flexibility when handling containers as well as general and project cargo. As four-rope grab cranes (as ESP.9B), they have a 74 t grab load curve to handle bulk cargo.

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ESP.9 mobile harbor cranes are replacing Model 8 cranes

COMPARISON

ESP.9 – for handling all types of cargo

Containers

Loading and unloading of fully laden containers to serve vessels of super post-Panamax class:

Single-lift up to the 20th row
Twin-lift up to the 17th row

General cargo

For fast and efficient handling of all types of general cargo:

Powerful 74 t lifting capacity curve up to 44 m
Lifting speeds of up to 120 m/min

Project cargo

For precise handling of bulky and heavy project cargo:

200 t lifting capacity up to a radius of 20 m
125 t lifting capacity up to a radius of 29 m

Bulk cargo

High-performance bulk handling on Capesize class vessels:

63 t grab load curve in A8 classification up to a radius of 38 m
74 t grab load curve in A7 classification up to a radius of 39 m

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BROCHURE

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Technical specifications

Dimensions and weight

	ESP.9	ESP.9B
Radius [mm]
- Minimum radius	12,000	12,000
- Maximum radius	59,000 / 61,000	50,000
Boom pivot point [mm]	23,600 / 29,300	23,600
Tower cab [mm] (eye level)	27,000 / 32,700	29,600
Weight [t] (approx.)	various	635

Chassis

Chassis dimensions	ESP.9	ESP.9B
Chassis in travel mode [mm]	22,200 x 9,600	22,200 x 9,600
Propping base [mm]	18,300 x 13,000	18,300 x 13,000
Travel gear dimensions
Axles	10	10
Steered axles	10	10
Driven axles	2 (3)	2 (3)
Crab steering [°]	25	25
Vertical axle compensation [mm]	± 250	± 250

Working and traveling speeds

	ESP.9	ESP.9B
Hoisting/lowering [m/min]	0 – 120	0 – 140
Slewing [rpm]	0 – 1.6	0 – 1.6
Luffing, average [m/min]	65	65
Traveling [m/min]	0 – 80	0 – 80

Smart crane features for safety, ergonomics and performance

We offer many innovative smart crane features for our Konecranes Gottwald Mobile Harbor Cranes – from intelligent and digital solutions for general crane operation to helpful features for individual cargo types. These offer a high level of safety for staff, cargo and equipment. You also increase comfort for crane operators and service technicians in addition to improving availability and handling rates.

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Discover our crane types

Konecranes Gottwald Mobile Harbor Cranes have been developed for all types of terminals. They can be moved quickly and easily around the entire terminal on their rubber-tired chassis. For terminals with lower quay loads and smaller surface areas, we offer other crane types – mounted on:

Portals

For more than 20 years, we have offered mobile harbor crane technology on portals, for terminals with lower quay loads or existing rail infrastructure. The portals are adapted to the existing track width, the required clearance height and the rail load.

Barges

We have offered our Konecranes Gottwald Cranes on Barge for terminal-independent operation for more than 15 years. Whether on the shore, river or open sea, our cranes are reliable and powerful cargo handling machines.

Pedestals

Our mobile harbor crane technology is also generally designed to be mounted on a pedestal directly on the terminal floor. This is one option for terminals with a small quay area.

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Regional Sales Manager, Americas

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Phone:

+18132404103

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