This page explains how Container Handler is classified within Other Transport Equipment Manufacturing. Technical values and manufacturer relationships are research references; confirm the current specification and supplier evidence for each order.
A heavy-duty industrial machine designed for lifting, moving, and stacking shipping containers in ports, terminals, and logistics facilities.
Technical details and manufacturing context for Container Handler
| Parameter | Typical range | Notes & selection driver |
|---|---|---|
| Lifting CapacityRequired | 45–60 tons | Maximum weight the handler can lift under the spreader at specified outreachISO 10531 |
| Lifting HeightRequired | 15–18 meters | Maximum stacking height for containers |
| OutreachRequired | 12–15 meters | Maximum horizontal distance from machine center to container center |
| Engine PowerRequired | 250–400 kW | Power output of the main engine or motorISO 3046-1 |
| Travel Speed | 25–35 km/h | Maximum travel speed with/without load |
| Operating Temperature | -20–50 °C | Hydraulic oil viscosity limits |
| Max Gradeability | 15–20 % | At full load on dry concrete |
| Turning Radius | 8–10 m | Measured to outside of front tires |
| Operating Weight | 80–120 t | Including spreader and counterweight |
| Spreader Type | ISO 20/40 ft | Telescopic, twistlock automaticISO 3874 |
| Max Wind Speed | 20–25 m/s | Operation limit; higher requires shutdown |
| Noise Level | 70–80 dB(A) | At operator ear, per ISO 6395ISO 6395 |
Ranges are indicative industry figures for RFQ preparation, not a supplier commitment. Confirm every value and standard with the legal manufacturer before ordering.
| pressure: | N/A (mechanical system) |
| other spec: | Max wind speed: 20 m/s, Max container weight: 45 tons, Max stacking height: 5 containers |
| temperature: | -20°C to +50°C |
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The official product range includes empty container handlers for container yards. State container sizes, stacking tiers, single or double box handling, aisle size and energy type; models and scope are confirmed by the maker.
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According to directory data, the lifting capacity ranges from 45 to 60 tons under the spreader at specified outreach. However, this is a reference range; the exact capacity depends on the specific model and configuration. Always consult the manufacturer's specifications for the actual machine.
Relevant standards listed include ISO 10531 for lifting capacity, ISO 3046-1 for engine power, ISO 3874 for spreader type, and ISO 6395 for noise level. These standards serve as procurement references; compliance must be verified with the manufacturer.
Key parameters include lifting capacity, lifting height, outreach, engine power, travel speed, operating pressure, operating temperature, max gradeability, turning radius, operating weight, spreader type, max wind speed, and noise level. These values vary by model and application, so confirm with the supplier.
Regular maintenance is essential for safety and reliability. Follow the manufacturer's recommended schedule for hydraulic system checks, engine service, and structural inspections. Monitor operating pressure and temperature within specified limits. Any deviation from normal parameters may indicate a need for service.
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