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We offer electric drive cranes in addition to our core range of hydraulic models. Their application is ideal when meeting strict environmental regulations or specific customer requirements. The electric drive provides enhanced energy efficiency, ensures operational stability, and reduces maintenance costs while maintaining key performance indicators for reliability and lifting capacity.
The Model 80T crane is designed for lifting vessels weighing up to 80 tons at the quay wall. Flexible hoist positioning (with a 7m longitudinal pitch and 6m to 11.5m transverse pitch along the boom) allows for handling vessels of various dimensions. A powerful 2-meter pedestal mounting guarantees the stability and reliability of the structure even under maximum load.
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The pedestal serves as the foundation for mounting the crane’s boom and equipment. The welded steel profile structure is secured to the foundation with flange bolts, providing high rigidity and reliability. An additional weathertight door and lifting lugs simplify maintenance and installation.
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The foundation ensures the absolute stability of the crane, fully absorbing all operational loads. Its concrete base is engineered considering specific conditions: geographical location, crane-induced loads, and soil properties. Secure attachment of the pedestal is guaranteed by an anchoring system embedded in concrete and fixed with a flange. This solution enables the installation of cranes of various weights and heights.
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The boom is a welded steel structure serving as the mounting base for all crane components. It is equipped with counterweights, traverse beams, railings, and service platforms to ensure personnel safety. The inclusion of lifting lugs allows for various loading and unloading operations, providing a comprehensive solution for reliable performance.
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The hoists, operating in mirror mode, handle the lifting and lowering of the load. The distance between the units is adjusted via reliable electric motors that move the hoists along the traverse beams. All power cables are either concealed within the boom or protected by braiding, guaranteeing durability and stable operation.
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The slewing system with a drive provides 340° boom rotation and reliably absorbs all operational loads. The drive’s positioning on a dedicated platform ensures convenient access for technical maintenance.
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The internal pedestal ladder allows personnel to safely ascend to the boom. The structure includes service platforms, transition platforms, and railings, providing excellent visibility and guaranteeing operational safety.
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Counterweights weighing 16,670 kg each ensure crane stability during load handling and under wind loads. Their concrete-filled design guarantees reliability and minimal maintenance requirements in all operating conditions.
The following documentation provided with the crane:
| Document | Quantity |
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| Product Data Sheet | 1 |
| Installation and Operating Manual | 1 |
| Onboard Test Program and Methodology | 1 |
| Factory Acceptance Test (FAT) Report | 1 |
| Spare Parts and Tools List | 1 |
Why 80 Tons Is Not Just a Number
Imagine a yacht or a small vessel. Elegant, yet heavy—tens of tons of metal, plastic, and fuel. How do you lift this behemoth out of the water to clean the hull, paint it, or simply store it for the winter? You can’t just pick it up with any crane; a vessel must be lifted with surgical precision, ensuring even load distribution and protecting the hull from damage. For this challenging task, engineers designed the machine we are looking at today: a giant dockside jib crane.
Unlike the tower cranes commonly seen on construction sites, this crane is stationary. It is permanently anchored into a concrete base at the water’s edge. Its primary mission is to lift vessels weighing up to 80 tons from the water’s surface, move them along the quay, and gently lower them onto land or back into the water. This is not merely a lifting machine; it is a key element of a shipyard or boat house infrastructure.
Imagine a massive steel structure as tall as a ten-story building. It consists of several main components. First, there is the massive pedestal, secured to the foundation by heavy-duty anchor bolts embedded in concrete. The interior of the pedestal is hollow, housing the ladders that maintenance personnel use to reach the top. This pedestal alone weighs over 21 tons.
Mounted atop the pedestal via a special slewing unit (a giant bearing several meters in diameter) is the boom. This is also a welded steel structure, tens of meters in length. To prevent the crane from tipping while lifting a load, massive concrete counterweights—each weighing nearly 17 tons—are positioned at the rear of the boom. The total weight of this giant exceeds 70 tons, and with ballast included, it reaches a full 100 tons!
The most fascinating feature of this crane is its “hands.” Instead of one large hook, it features four independent hoists (essentially four smaller winches), each capable of lifting 20 tons. These hoist hooks attach to the vessel at four points. This design is specifically intended for lifting long and heavy boats, ensuring even load distribution and preventing the hull from tilting or breaking under its own weight.
The entire system is operated using small consoles. The primary mode is via radio link. An operator can walk along the pier holding the console and command the crane remotely: rotate the boom, lower the hooks to the water, hitch the vessel, and pull it out. In case the radio connection is lost or the battery dies, there is a backup console on a long cable.
The crane must be not only strong but also extremely precise. The documentation specifies a hook hoisting speed of just 1.6 meters per minute. This is neither an error nor slowness. A vessel, especially when first emerging from the water, behaves unpredictably. A sudden movement could create a dangerous load or cause the multi-ton cargo to swing. Therefore, the operator lifts it literally millimeter by millimeter: first just a bit to allow water to drain from the hull, and only then upward. The boom’s slewing angle is 340 degrees — nearly a full circle — which is sufficient to service a large area of the water basin.
As befits serious machinery, the crane is packed with safety systems. It will not allow a load heavier than the rated capacity to be lifted — an interlock will trigger. If strong winds pick up, the mechanisms will stop. Special limit switches monitor the movement of the hoists, preventing them from crashing into the end stops. In case of an emergency, red emergency stop buttons are positioned across the entire crane.
This crane is a prime example of engineering where brute force (the ability to lift 80 tons) is combined with surgical control precision. It might not be as widely discussed as new smartphone models, but without these quiet industry heroes, ship repair and maintenance would be impossible. Now, when looking at a yacht lifted from the water, you will know exactly what a sophisticated machine stands behind it.
| Parameter | Value |
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| Total crane lifting capacity, t | 80 t |
| Lifting capacity per hoist, t | 20 t |
| Number of hoists, pcs | 4 pcs |
| Reeving ratio of the hoisting mechanism | 4 |
| Distance between travel points (block centers), mm | 5836 mm … 11517 mm |
| Hook lifting height, mm — above ground level — below ground level | 16610 mm 14610 mm 2000 mm |
| Hoisting mechanism hook travel speed, m/min | 1.6 m/min |
| Crane slewing speed, rpm | 0.25 rpm |
| Crane slewing angle, ° | 340° |
| Crane control | — radio remote control — wired console |
| Crane weight, t — net weight (without ballast) — ballast weight | 74 t 30 t |
| Power supply | 50 Hz, 400V |
| Installed drive power, kW, including: — hoisting mechanism — hoist travel | 65.4 kW 12.5×4 kW 1.1×4 kW |
| Ambient temperature, °C | -10° to +35° |
| Wind load, kPa, not more than | 30 kPa |
| Snow load, kPa, not more than | 150 kPa |
The equipment complies with the following requirements:
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This Personal data processing Policy is compiled in accordance with the requirements of Federal Law No. 152-FZ dated 27.07.2006 “On Personal Data” (hereinafter referred to as the Personal Data Law) and defines the procedure for processing personal data and measures to ensure the security of personal data taken by Izhora Hydrosystems Co. Ltd (hereinafter referred to as the Operator).
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7.7. Personal data subject to publication or mandatory disclosure in accordance with federal law is processed.8. Procedure for the collection, storage, transfer and other types of personal data processing
The security of personal data processed by the Operator is ensured through the implementation of legal, organizational and technical measures necessary to fully comply with the requirements of current legislation in the field of personal data protection.
8. Procedure for the collection, storage, transfer and other types of personal data processing
The security of personal data processed by the Operator is ensured through the implementation of legal, organizational and technical measures necessary to fully comply with the requirements of current legislation in the field of personal data protection.
8.1. The Operator ensures the safety of personal data and takes all possible measures to exclude access to the personal data of unauthorized persons.
8.2. The User’s personal data will never, under any circumstances, be transferred to third parties, except in cases related to the implementation of current legislation or if the subject of personal data has given consent to the Operator to transfer data to a third party to fulfill obligations under a civil contract.
8.3. In case of inaccuracies in personal data, the User can update them independently by sending a notification to the Operator to the Operator’s email address
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8.4. The period of processing of personal data is determined by the achievement of the purposes for which personal data was collected, unless another period is provided for by the contract or current legislation..
The User can withdraw his consent to the processing of personal data at any time by sending a notification to the Operator via e-mail to the Operator’s e-mail address contact@i-hydro.ru marked “Withdrawal of consent to the processing of personal data”.
8.5. All information collected by third-party services, including payment systems, means of communication and other service providers, is stored and processed by these persons (Operators) in accordance with their User Agreement and Privacy Policy. The subject of personal data and/or with the specified documents. The Operator is not responsible for the actions of third parties, including the service providers specified in this paragraph.
8.6. The prohibitions established by the subject of personal data on the transfer (except for granting access), as well as on the processing or processing conditions (except for obtaining access) of personal data permitted for distribution, do not apply in cases of processing of personal data in the state, public and other public interests defined by the legislation of the Russian Federation.
8.7. When processing personal data, the Operator ensures the confidentiality of personal data.
8.8. The Operator stores personal data in a form that allows determining the subject of personal data, no longer than the purposes of personal data processing require, unless the period of personal data storage is established by federal law, an agreement to which the subject of personal data is a party, beneficiary or guarantor.
8.9. The condition for the termination of personal data processing may be the achievement of the purposes of personal data processing, the expiration of the consent of the personal data subject, the withdrawal of consent by the personal data subject or the requirement to terminate the processing of personal data, as well as the identification of unlawful processing of personal data.
9. List of actions performed by the Operator with the received personal data
9.1. The Operator collects, records, systematizes, accumulates, stores, clarifies (updates, changes), extracts, uses, transfers (distribution, provision, access), depersonalizes, blocks, deletes and destroys personal data.
9.2. The Operator performs automated processing of personal data with or without receiving and/or transmitting the received information via information and telecommunication networks.
10. Cross-border transfer of personal data
10.1. Prior to the start of cross-border transfer of personal data, the Operator is obliged to notify the authorized body for the protection of the rights of personal data subjects of its intention to carry out cross-border transfer of personal data (such notification is sent separately from the notification of the intention to process personal data).
10.2. Before submitting the above notification, the Operator is obliged to receive relevant information from the authorities of a foreign state, foreign individuals, foreign legal entities to whom the cross-border transfer of personal data is planned.
11. Confidentiality of personal data
The operator and other persons who have gained access to personal data are obliged not to disclose to third parties and not to distribute personal data without the consent of the subject of personal data, unless otherwise provided by federal law.
12. Final provisions
12.1. The User can receive any clarifications on issues of interest concerning the processing of his personal data by contacting the Operator via e-mail
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12.2. This document will reflect any changes to the personal data processing policy by the Operator. The policy is valid indefinitely until it is replaced by a new version.
12.3. The current version of the Policy is freely available on the Internet at https://i-hydro.ru .
