GENMA Successfully Ships 65-ton Mobile Harbor Crane

A GENMA 65-ton Mobile Harbor Crane (MHC) was recently shipped from RHP Port at the Taicang manufacturing base and is now en route to the customer’s terminal for container handling operations. Designed with the terminal’s actual working conditions in mind, this customized solution enables the customer to achieve efficient, stable, and low-maintenance operations.

To suit the ground-bearing capacity of the customer's terminal, GENMA optimized the crane’s travel system by increasing the number of tires. This effectively distributes the load, significantly reducing ground pressure, minimizing the need for civil upgrades, and realizing the flexible concept of “equipment adapting to the terminal.”
With a maximum lifting capacity of 65 tons and a maximum working radius of 32 meters, this MHC employs a fully hydraulic drive system that covers hoisting, slewing, luffing, and traveling functions. It is also equipped with an international top-tier power system, ensuring reliable and powerful performance during continuous, high-intensity operation.
Notably, during operation, the crane effectively handles load sway caused by off-center containers, enabling smooth lifting and movement. This not only improves operational safety and reduces dependence on operator precision but also further enhances overall handling efficiency.