Fixed offshore cranes / Quay cranes

Fixed offshore cranes (also known as quay cranes) are heavy‑duty pedestal‑mounted cranes installed on offshore platforms, docks, or quaysides for marine cargo and equipment handling. They feature a fixed tower or column, a hydraulic or electric luffing jib, and slewing capability up to 360°. Lifting capacities typically range from 10t to 200t, with working radii up to 50m. Built to withstand harsh marine environments (salt spray, high winds, wave motion), these cranes are essential for ship supply, drilling rig operations, and port container/bulk cargo transfer.

[1] Offshore Platforms – Lifting drilling equipment, pipes, and supplies to/from supply vessels.

[2] Container Quays – Loading/unloading containers from ships to shore with high‑speed operation.

[3] Bulk Cargo Terminals – Handling coal, ore, grain, and cement using grabs or hooks.

[4] Shipyards – Assembling ship sections, moving heavy blocks, and launching vessels.

[5] Offshore Wind Farms – Installing turbine components and servicing foundations.

[1] Marine Environment Certified – Corrosion‑resistant coatings, stainless steel fasteners, and sealed electrical enclosures.

[2] High Lifting Capacity – Up to 200t for heavy offshore and quayside lifts.

[3] Full Slewing Capability – 360° rotation for flexible load positioning.

[4] Smooth Luffing and Hoisting – Hydraulic or frequency‑controlled drives for precise control in rough seas.

[5] Low Maintenance – Modular design and offshore‑proven components reduce downtime.