
A harbour portal crane is a typical slewing-jib crane with a gantry-type structure that travels along rails. It integrates lifting, slewing, luffing, and traveling functions, and is widely used in ports, docks, shipyards, and offshore engineering for heavy-duty lifting operations. Equipped with grabs or hooks as lifting devices, it performs loading and unloading tasks efficiently. Various safety systems are installed to ensure operational safety, allowing the crane to handle offshore wind turbine components, marine engineering materials, general cargo, bulk materials, and containers with high efficiency and reliability.
As a key component of modern port handling systems, the harbour portal crane combines high efficiency and stability, representing the mechanization and intelligent development of today’s port operations.

The above parameters can be customized according to port conditions, cargo types, and operation frequency to ensure the harbour portal crane fully meets diverse working requirements.
Based on boom structure, harbour portal cranes are generally divided into Four-Link Portal Harbour Cranes and Single Boom Portal Harbour Cranes.


Depending on their application, harbour portal cranes are categorized into Port Portal Cranes and Shipyard Portal Cranes, each with distinct operating features and technical requirements.

Used for mechanized loading, unloading, and transfer operations between ships and vehicles at ports and terminals. They feature high working speeds, effectively improving handling productivity and accelerating ship and vehicle turnaround time.

These cranes are employed in shipyards and docks for assembling large structural sections and installing electromechanical equipment during ship construction and repair. Their key features include large lifting capacities and high precision in hoisting operations.
A 40-ton Harbour Portal Crane developed and manufactured by Henan KUANGSHAN CRANE has been successfully commissioned for a port project.


