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This classic marine crane features a robust, welded steel box-section boom and a versatile hydraulic drive that supports all primary operations: hoisting, outreach adjustment, and slewing.
The crane design provides higher lifting capacity than folding boom and knuckle boom models. It also offers exceptional reliability and minimal maintenance requirements. This solution is optimal for applications where performance is paramount and sufficient operating clearance is available.
The 110T model provides a lifting capacity of up to 110 t at a 22 m boom length. A dual control system (local control station / radio remote control) and two hook blocks with different rated capacities ensure maximum operational flexibility and efficiency.
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The reinforced 22 m boom provides a lifting capacity of up to 110 t. The design ensures exceptional reliability and stable operation during outreach adjustment via hydraulic cylinders. This solution enables efficient use of both main and auxiliary winches, ensuring uninterrupted operation.
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The robust housing reliably protects key components, including the boom, hydraulic cylinders, and other equipment. The design with 360° continuous slewing provides maximum operational flexibility.
Safe and convenient maintenance has been provided: all access areas are equipped with ladders fitted with guardrails. This ensures a long service life, stable operation, and efficient equipment operation.
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The slip ring assembly provides uninterrupted electrical power supply to the crane’s slewing platform directly from the stationary power supply. This solution ensures 360° continuous slewing and stable operation of all installed onboard equipment.
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The operator’s cabin is mounted on four vibration isolators, ensuring low vibration levels and comfortable working conditions. The cabin accommodates all required control and indication systems, providing full control of crane operations.
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The main winch is designed for loads up to 110 t with a lifting height of up to 60 m. The boom-mounted configuration ensures stable and efficient operation of the hoisting mechanism.
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The boom-mounted auxiliary winch is designed for loads up to 25 t with a lifting height of 65 m, increasing the flexibility and productivity of cargo handling operations.
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Hook blocks with rated capacities of 110 t and 25 t ensure reliable load handling. The sheave block design with rolling-element bearings ensures smooth operation and long service life.
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The hydraulic cylinders provide smooth adjustment of the boom outreach from 11 to 30 m. The design with a piston stroke of 5560 mm ensures precise and stable positioning. Integration of pressure sensors, safety valves, and hydraulic locks protects the system under abnormal operating conditions.
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Concrete ballast blocks serve as a reliable counterweight, ensuring crane stability and operational safety under maximum load conditions.
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The slewing system provides smooth 360° rotation of the crane and reliably transfers operational loads to the pedestal. This ensures stability and operational integrity even at maximum lifting capacity.
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The slewing drives, located inside the housing, ensure precise 360° rotation of the crane. The design, featuring slewing brake valves, ensures secure positioning and reliable load holding in any position.
A Giant at Work: How a Heavy-Duty Pedestal Crane Is Built and Operates
Imagine a steel arm as long as twenty passenger cars lined up bumper to bumper. An arm capable of lifting, in a single smooth motion, a load equal to the weight of fifteen African elephants, and placing it precisely — without jerks — at the height of a twenty-story building. This is a heavy-duty pedestal crane: a true engineering titan, often hidden from public view, yet playing a critical role in construction, industrial operations, and port logistics. Let’s take a closer look inside this machine and explore how it is designed and which technologies enable it to perform what seems like an impossible task.
Why is Such a “Monster” Needed?
At first glance, the task appears simple: lifting and moving heavy loads. But the complexity lies in the details. Handling loads of up to 110 tonnes with pinpoint precision at heights of up to 60 meters requires far more than brute force — it demands advanced engineering. A conventional crane is not sufficient here. What is required is a stable, robust, and at the same time flexible solution, capable of operating in all weather conditions and slewing continuously 360 degrees. This crane is not just a lifting device — it is a compact mechanical plant integrated into a single unit.
What is This Giant Made Of?
The crane’s structure resembles a massive modular system. At its foundation is a heavy-duty steel pedestal, securely integrated into the base structure. Mounted on top via a large-diameter slewing bearing — essentially a giant bearing several meters in diameter — is the slewing system. This is the heart of the crane’s mobility. Installed on the slewing system are the key components: a robust structure housing containing the power pack and control systems, the boom, and the counterweight.
The boom itself is a long, welded structure made of high-strength steel. It is hinged to the structure housing and operated by two powerful hydraulic cylinders. Imagine jacks that can not only lift a vehicle but also provide controlled lowering of a multi-ton boom. These hydraulic cylinders, with a piston diameter of 400 mm, are the “muscles” that adjust the crane’s outreach. For safety, they are equipped with integrated load-holding valves to prevent uncontrolled descent in case of hose failure.
Where Does the Power Come From?
The heart of the crane is its hydraulic system, containing approximately 6,000 liters of hydraulic fluid — equivalent to around thirty large bathtubs. High-performance pumps generate immense pressure, driving the hydraulic motors and cylinders. The fluid flows through high-pressure hoses like blood through arteries, actuating the boom and winches. This system ensures both smooth operation and exceptional power — far beyond the capabilities of purely electric drives. To maintain optimal operating conditions, the system is equipped with an oil cooler, effectively acting as a radiator for the hydraulic circuit.
How Does the Crane “Understand” Commands?
All operations are controlled by an advanced electronic control system. The operator works from a comfortable, insulated cabin equipped with air conditioning, mounted on vibration dampers to minimize shock and vibration. In addition to the cabin, the crane can also be operated via a portable remote control — similar in concept to a joystick interface, but controlling real multi-tonne loads.
The control system is the brain of the crane. It not only transmits commands from the joysticks to the hydraulic system, but continuously monitors operational safety. Sensors on the boom measure load and angle. If the operator attempts to exceed permissible limits — whether by overload or excessive outreach — the system automatically restricts movement or triggers an alarm. It also monitors wind speed, oil level and temperature, and even the remaining wire rope on the winch drum. Cameras mounted on the boom provide visibility of blind spots, while aviation obstruction lights at the top signal the presence of a high structure.
Two Winches for Different Tasks
The crane is equipped with two independent winches. The main winch, featuring a 6-fall reeving system (block arrangement for load multiplication), is designed for heavy lifts of up to 110 tonnes. The auxiliary winch, with a simpler configuration, handles loads of up to 25 tonnes but offers higher lifting speeds and greater hook height. This is comparable to a gearbox in a vehicle — different modes optimized for different tasks.
Summary
This type of crane is far more than a mass of steel — it is the result of precise engineering calculations and advanced technology. It is a highly sophisticated system where powerful hydraulics are governed by intelligent control electronics. Every component, from the massive steel boom to the smallest bolt in the lubrication system, serves a single purpose: the safe and efficient handling of extreme loads. The next time you see a crane on the horizon, remember: inside it lies an entire world of remarkable engineering solutions.
| Parameter | Value |
| Safe Working Load (main hoist), t | 110 t |
| Safe Working Load (aux hoist), t | 25 t |
| Main hoist reeving factor | 6 |
| Auxiliary hoist reeving factor | 2 |
| Main hoist hook lifting height, m | 60 m |
| Auxiliary hoist hook lifting height, m | 65 m |
| Main hook speed, m/s | 0.13 m/s |
| Auxiliary hook speed, m/s | 0.2 m/s |
| Boom luffing time, s | 130 s |
| Slewing speed (single motion), rpm | 1 rpm |
| Slewing speed (combined motions), rpm | 0.5 rpm |
| Slewing angle, ° | 360° continuous |
| Crane duty class (main hoist) according to GOST 34017-2016 | А2 |
| Crane duty class (auxiliary hoist) according to GOST 34017-2016 | А6 |
| Load spectrum class (main hoist) according to GOST 34017-2016 | Q4 |
| Load spectrum class (auxiliary hoist) according to GOST 34017-2016 | Q4 |
| Utilization class (main hoist) according to GOST 34017-2016 | U1 |
| Utilization class (auxiliary hoist) according to GOST 34017-2016 | U5 |
| Crane control | -Operator’s cabin -Radio remote control |
| Total crane weight (excl. ballast and pedestal), t, max | 148 t |
| Ballast weight, t | 25 t |
| Power supply | AC, 50 Hz; 380 V±10% |
| Total installed electric motor power, kW, max., including: – main pump unit motor – control pump unit motor – filling pump unit motor – oil cooler motor – electric heater unit | 350 kW 160 kW (2 units) 2.2 kW 4 kW 1.3 kW 7.5 kW (3 units) |
| Ambient temperature, C° | -20°…+45° |
| Outdoor electrical equipment IP rating | IP56 |
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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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