Hydraulic Rubber Tyred Gantry Crane

COVINICRANE rubber-tyred hydraulic gantry crane is a trackless self-propelled heavy-duty lifting equipment developed for construction sites, mining yards and factory workshops. Combining rubber-tyred off-road walking system, hydraulic height-adjustable portal frame and electric hoisting system, it realizes cross-hoisting, transshipment and positioning of large engineering machinery and heavy equipment. With no rail foundation required, it is widely used in non-hardened construction sites and limited-space working areas.

• Trackless Rubber-tyred Off-road Walking System: Heavy-duty solid off-road tires with independent drive, no fixed rail foundation required. Freely movable on muddy construction sites, gravel yards and hardened pavements, adapting to various uneven terrains.
• Integrated Hoisting System: Electric winch hoisting mechanism with heavy-duty lifting capacity, combined with multi-point flexible sling spreader to evenly distribute load and protect equipment body from damage.
• Dual Control Operation Mode: Integrated cab operation and wireless remote control modes, providing flexible and precise on-site operation with wide view and no dead angles.
• High Structural Rigidity & Stability: Heavy-duty alloy steel welded structure with excellent anti-deformation and anti-overturning performance under heavy load.

• Zero site construction cost, no rail laying required, quick commissioning and immediate operation.
• Cross-hoisting design with no extra space required, suitable for narrow and equipment-intensive working areas.
• Full-terrain adaptability, working normally on muddy, gravel and non-hardened construction sites.
• Multi-function integration: hoisting, transshipment and positioning completed by one equipment, replacing multiple devices.
• High protection for large engineering machinery with flexible sling spreader.

• Construction machinery maintenance and transshipment (bulldozers, excavators, loaders, crawler cranes).
• Mining equipment and crusher hoisting and relocation.
• Heavy equipment installation in factory workshops.
• Lifting operations at remote infrastructure construction sites.
• Heavy-duty handling in port yards without rail conditions.