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FF200TC-4A
Many marine deck cranes struggle to withstand the corrosive effects of salt spray in maritime environments. Shipowners often find it challenging to strike a balance between lifting capacity and the crane's own weight, making it difficult to source suitable deck cranes for small-to-medium-sized vessels and barges. The FF200TC-4A is a marine telescopic boom crane with a rated lifting moment of 20 ton-meters, a maximum working radius of 14.05 meters, and a maximum lifting height of 15 meters. It is designed for reliable, long-term operation in humid marine conditions, handling tasks such as loading and unloading deck cargo or moving equipment and spare parts. Featuring a four-section telescopic boom, the crane offers convenient extension and retraction, occupying minimal deck space when stowed. Distinct from knuckle boom cranes, this model is better suited for operations requiring a long-reach, straight-boom configuration. Our product lineup also includes grab cranes and forestry cranes (log-handling cranes) to address specialized needs such as bulk material handling or timber transport.
1. Product Features: Rated maximum lifting capacity of 8,000 kg; unit weight of 3,250 kg; hydraulically driven; 360° full rotation with a slewing speed of 0–1.5 rpm; pedestal-mounted for easy installation or retrofitting on vessel decks.
2. Tips: During the selection process, please verify the deck's load-bearing capacity and the mounting dimensions of the base flange. Always consult the load chart before operation; never exceed the rated load for a given radius.
Q1: What types of operations is this marine telescopic boom crane suitable for?
A1: It is primarily designed for lifting materials on the decks of ships and barges. It comes equipped with a hook as standard; for grab-based operations, we recommend selecting a dedicated grab crane.
Q2: How should the crane be maintained for maritime use?
A2: Regularly inspect the hydraulic oil and seals, remove any accumulated salt spray, replace hydraulic filter elements on a scheduled basis, and pay special attention to the condition of the slewing bearing and the anti-corrosion coating on the boom.
Q3: What kind of after-sales support is provided?
A3: A full set of drawings and technical specifications is included with the equipment. We offer online installation guidance and operational training, ensure a long-term supply of wear parts, and can assist in providing documentation required for classification society certification.
Q4: How should I choose between a telescopic boom crane, a knuckle boom crane, and a marine knuckle boom crane?
A4: Choose a telescopic boom crane if you have an open deck area and require a longer, straight reach. For operations in confined spaces—such as inside a ship's hold—where the boom needs to fold or articulate, a knuckle boom crane is the preferred choice.
Q5: Can this unit be converted into a forest crane (log loader/grab crane)?
A5: The unit comes standard with a lifting hook. If you wish to convert it into a forest crane (log loader/grab crane), please consult with us in advance regarding the necessary hydraulic circuit modifications and structural adaptation plan.
