High Strength Steel Stiff Arm 25T20M Marine Cranes for Cargo Lifting

The crane is fitted with a rolled steel pedestal for bolting or welding to OUCO standard height bridges, the diameter of the pedestal depends on the crane SWL. The standard SB crane provides an operator platform. The cab is optional. The crane and all related components / equipment must be designed according to the major classification societies on demand. Cranes should be tested and adjusted ready for installation by welding or bolting to the deck of the ship. It is necessary to provide electrical connectivity to the power supply via an integrated electrical slip ring.

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Company Profile

Jiangsu OUCO Heavy Industry and Technology Co., Ltd

The OUCO Marine Group provides high quality handling solutions and access systems for the marine and offshore industries.Headquartered in beautiful Wuxi, Jiangsu, China, OUCO Marine Group has subsidiaries in several countries and serves a global client base from strategic points in Europe, Asia, Africa, Australia and Middle East.

With years of experience, the OUCO Marine Group has its own designing team and manufacturing factory, excellent European management who has 47 years of experience on offshore business, which also provides after sales services overseas.

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FAQ

1. Q: What's the working radius of your crane?
A: From 1m to 100m, we can also design and manufacture cranes according to your requirements.
2. Q: Which crane type should I choose?
A: We have foldable boom, knuckle boom, telescopic boom, stiff boom, etc.
3. Q: Is this crane explosion-proof?
A: Sure, we can equip any extra function based on your requirement.
4. Q: Does your crane have safety devices?
A: Of course, we have all cut off limits and alarms for safety reasons.
5. Q: How can I install the crane to my vessel?
A: We can send our service engineers to the vessel site for guiding or ship the crane in whole pieces.