Generation 1
Generation 1
1956

Konecranes invents the mobile harbor crane, utilizing its mobile crane technology for cargo handling near and on waterways from this time on.

Generation 2
Generation 2
1978

Cargo handling in terminals needs to meet new challenges. Our cranes evolve: Towers are higher, the superstructure is a enclosed structure and the chassis undergoes a facelift.

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Generation 3
1985

Konecranes Gottwald Mobile Harbor Cranes are now built with a A-frame type tower and the chassis receives a complete makeover.

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Generation 4
1995

From this point on, all machinery and drive units are completely integrated in the superstructure and enclosed for protection.

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Generation 5
2006

Konecranes Gottwald Mobile Harbor Cranes offer more powerful lifting capacity curves and feature a greater range of variants. They also operate at higher working speeds and offer greater ease of maintenance.

Konecranes Gottwald Generation 6 Mobile Harbor Cranes are setting new standards in handling all types of cargo, on vessels of all sizes and in a wide variety of terminals. This is what they stand for with their DNA: E for Electric – S for Smart and P for Powerful.

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New operating parameters

to excel those of comparable predecessors

  • One higher-level classification for container handling
    doubles crane’s product lifecy.
  • Four-rope grab lifting capacity curves with greater reach
    to serve bulk carrier hatches.

Generation 6

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alan.garcia@konecranes.com
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