Crane Export Projects: Portal, Fixed and Floating Cranes
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TianLi Heavy Industries (TLHI) project references include 13 cranes across seven overseas projects in Bulgaria, Vietnam, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Malaysia and Indonesia. This selection comprises six portal cranes, five fixed cranes and two floating cranes, with equipment photographs and the recorded supply quantities below.
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Export project overview
Bulgaria, Varna: two MQ523 portal dock cranes for a ship repair yard.
Vietnam, Hai Phong: two HGQ1618 fixed cranes for a cement plant.
Vietnam, Ho Chi Minh City: one HGQ2020 fixed crane for an inland port.
Democratic Republic of the Congo: two MQ1030 portal cranes, with a maximum lifting capacity of 10 t and a boom length of 30 m.
Malaysia: two MQ3030 portal cranes.
Indonesia, Bitung, North Sulawesi: two HGQ835 fixed cranes, with a maximum lifting capacity of 8 t and a boom length of 35 m.
Democratic Republic of the Congo: two FQ60 floating cranes.
These are selected project references, rather than a complete list of TianLi installations. Equipment ratings, attachments and supply boundaries are defined for each project.
Bulgaria: two MQ523 portal dock cranes
The Varna, Bulgaria project records the supply of two MQ523 portal dock cranes to a ship repair yard. This reference relates to dock and shipyard lifting, with MQ523 as the recorded equipment model.
MQ523 portal dock crane reference. The Varna project quantity is two units.
Explore the related shipbuilding and shipyard portal crane product page for the lifting cases and layout information to include in an inquiry.
Vietnam: fixed cranes for a cement plant and an inland port
Hai Phong cement plant — two HGQ1618 fixed cranes
The Hai Phong, Vietnam cement plant project records two HGQ1618 fixed cranes. The reference photograph shows a fixed pedestal crane fitted with a grab.
HGQ1618 fixed crane reference. The Hai Phong project quantity is two units.
Ho Chi Minh City inland port — one HGQ2020 fixed crane
A separate inland port project in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam records one HGQ2020 fixed crane. The supply scope is HGQ2020, distinct from the two HGQ1618 fixed cranes in the Hai Phong project.
HGQ2020 fixed crane reference associated with the one-unit Ho Chi Minh City inland port project.
Democratic Republic of the Congo: portal and floating cranes
MQ1030 portal cranes — two units
The Democratic Republic of the Congo project list includes two MQ1030 portal cranes. The confirmed MQ1030 specifications are a maximum lifting capacity of 10 t and a boom length of 30 m. The photograph shows the portal base and rail-mounted arrangement of this equipment reference.
MQ1030 portal crane reference. The recorded project quantity is two units.
FQ60 floating cranes — two units
A separate reference for the Democratic Republic of the Congo records two FQ60 floating cranes. The photograph shows a crane installed on a barge, illustrating the floating arrangement of this equipment family.
FQ60 floating crane reference. Review the floating crane and barge mounted crane product page when preparing crane and supporting-vessel requirements.
Malaysia: two MQ3030 portal cranes
The Malaysia reference records the supply of two MQ3030 portal cranes. The corresponding photograph shows a pair of blue portal cranes with lattice booms.
MQ3030 portal crane reference. The recorded Malaysia project quantity is two units.
Indonesia: two HGQ835 fixed cranes in Bitung
The Bitung project in North Sulawesi, Indonesia records two HGQ835 fixed cranes. The confirmed HGQ835 specifications are a maximum lifting capacity of 8 t and a boom length of 35 m. The reference photograph shows two fixed pedestal cranes with lattice booms and hook blocks.
HGQ835 fixed crane reference. The Bitung project quantity is two units.
Find the relevant crane family
Use the port and marine crane catalogue to compare portal, fixed and marine crane families. Fixed crane product information includes rack luffing cranes, full-load wire rope luffing cranes and non-full-load wire rope luffing cranes. These are product-family links; a project model should be matched to its own technical specification.
Questions about these project references
Which export markets are represented?
This selection covers Bulgaria, Vietnam, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Malaysia and Indonesia. It contains seven project records and 13 cranes in total.
Which crane types were supplied?
The records comprise six portal cranes, five fixed cranes and two floating cranes. The recorded models are MQ523, MQ1030, MQ3030, HGQ1618, HGQ2020, HGQ835 and FQ60.
What are the confirmed HGQ835 and MQ1030 specifications?
HGQ835 has a maximum lifting capacity of 8 t and a boom length of 35 m. MQ1030 has a maximum lifting capacity of 10 t and a boom length of 30 m. The allowable lifting load at a specific working radius must be checked against the project load chart.
Can I use one of these models as the basis for an inquiry?
Yes. Quote the model and reference project, then provide your required load at outreach, lifting height, handling attachment, site layout and power supply. For a floating crane, include the proposed barge arrangement. Ask for the load chart and technical scope for your application.
Discuss a similar project
Prepare your requirements with the Port Equipment RFQ Checklist and send your project location, equipment quantity and available drawings to info@cranetl.com, or use the TianLi contact form.
For a bulk stockyard equipment reference, see the two-unit bucket wheel stacker reclaimer project in Zhenjiang, China.
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