OUCO supplies all ship deck crane types to companies worldwide. Our advanced equipment has been certified by top-end organizations, and we follow all government regulations.
Our cranes are designed specifically for installation on decks. They can all be fully slewing, Maximizing the utilization of your deck space.
Additionally, these devices are easy to operate and well-designed, without obstructing your line of sight.
Ship Deck Cranes Manufacturer
As a professional ship deck cranes manufacturer, we supply a wide range of ship deck crane types. These cranes are perfect for lifting heavy cargo on or off the deck of a ship.
You can request different designs and sizes of ship deck cranes to fit the dimensions of your decks.
OUCO will send you a drawing and a quote within 24 hours of your request. Whether you need a crane to lift cargo, fish, or boats, our team will present you with the perfect lifting solution.
OUCO Ship Deck Cranes
With its fixed boom and simple structure, this crane is easy to maintain and has a longer service life. It is suitable for lifting containers.
This equipment has been designed with a large working radius in mind and is suitable for installation on fishing and crabbing boats, making it an ideal choice for those in the fishing industry.
This crane has a similar design to Heila and offers a flexible working radius, making it ideal for use on ships where space on the deck is limited.
Heavy duty capacities and suitable for offshore sea conditions and higher wave height.
Flexible working radius with high efficiency in lifting cargoes, suitable for longer and shorter range both.
Designed with a compact structure, appearance appealing, high quality with easy maintenance. It can be flexibly installed on the yacht deck.
Hydraulic telescopic ship deck crane, for tankers, explosion-proof.
Heavy-duty lifting capacities, can be used on container ships and barges.
Why Choose OUCO?
OUCO ship deck cranes are highly reliable. Our flaw detection and quality system audit staff inspect every order to make sure that our cranes never fail you.
We use specialized steel that withstands the demanding conditions of marine environments.
With OUCO, you can load and unload cargo from your ship deck with ease and confidence.
Deck Equipment Demo Video
By watching this demonstration video, you will gain a vivid understanding of our ship deck cranes and other deck equipment.
If you have any questions during the viewing process, please feel free to send us your inquiries.
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A ship deck crane is a specialized lifting equipment designed for loading and unloading heavy cargo on ships. It is typically mounted on the upper deck of the ship.
These cranes are crucial for various operations on deck, including heavy lifting, recovery, and debris disposal. They enhance the efficiency of cargo handling by transferring goods and equipment from the landing area to the ship.
One key feature of ship deck cranes is their ability to safely transmit forces from the crane down through the ship’s hull. This allows for their long-term or permanent installation on the vessel, ensuring stability and reliability during marine operations.
Ship Deck Cranes serve a variety of purposes with the help of hydraulic or electric motors. These cranes employ three primary movements:
- For elevating the load, a hoisting engine is used.
- A jib is a luffing motor that raises or lowers the jib.
- A slewing motor controls the crane’s rotation.
Typically, the crane’s operator cabin is strategically placed on a pedestal to ensure operators have an optimal view of their surroundings.
Ship deck cranes must be operated and managed according to the manufacturer’s guidelines.
Should make sure that there is enough technical knowledge available, such as the following:
- Lift the burden at an appropriate rate.
- Drop the load on the hold with care.
- Have excellent movements.
- All fittings must be able to withstand a safe working load.
- Allow higher power on startup when overloaded, then reduce power when the load is removed.
- Drops and top lifts are measured in length, magnitude, and safe operating load.
- The boom limits angles.
- The strength and stability of the winches and cranes used to hoist freight on board must be suitable for each load.
Deck cranes are installed on a vast number of ships.
They take quicker time to get ready for handling freight than drilling rigs.
And then have the benefit of being able to arrange goods in the hold more precisely.
Cranes with unique container terminal equipment are required on cargo vessels that arrive in locations with limited transshipment capabilities.
- Deck-mounted cranes with a raising capacity of up to 50 tons are suitable for traditional cargo hauling and snatching activities.
- Ships that specialize in transporting weighty loads, on the other hand, are almost always equipped with unique derrick systems.
- Derricks or Cargo Winches
Freight winches are utilized in conjunction with the different transshipment derrick methods.
When the unit is installed, it is rated for a safe working load and usually comes with a two-speed option.
Derricks have been replaced with cranes on many modern ships.
Ship deck cranes, which are placed between the holds on 360-degree rotating levels.
It provides a ready-to-use unit that only takes one person to operate.
- Gantry cranes
Each gantry is made of open steel and consists of a horizontal span supported by two columns.
Gantries offer a base for shipboard cranes. The gantry spans the ship’s length, with each pair of legs resting on rails.