The Rubber-Tired Gantry Crane is a heavy-duty, flexible material handling workhorse. With lifting capacity of 35-70tons, and lifting height of 15.58-18.5 meters, RTG cranes are ideal for container, yards, hubs and warehouses.
The RTG Crane is a heavy-duty, flexible material handling workhorse. With lifting capacity of 35-70tons, and lifting height of 15.58-18.5 meters, Rubber tyre gantry crane are ideal for container, yards, hubs and warehouses. With the help of RTG cranes, customers can lift and move materials freely on hardened ground, making it easier for loading, unloading, and stacking daily operations.
RTG gantry crane excels in the materials handling sector. With a lifting capacity of up to 65 tons and a span covering 23.47-26m, it can lift up to 6 tiers of stacked containers. With its rubber tyres, it can be moved over a variety of surfaces without the need for tracks.
Rubber tyre gantry crane has the advantage of being diesel, hybrid, all-electric or battery powered to suit different energy requirements. Advanced active load control technology effectively eliminates container sway and ensures smooth lifting. Moreover, it is designed to be adaptable to the site and can operate normally even when the ground condition is poor.
In ports, it is used for loading, unloading and stacking of containers; in yards, it can handle all kinds of goods. When used in practice, it can greatly improve the material handling efficiency, optimize the use of space, reduce manual intervention and lower operating costs, making it an ideal equipment for efficient logistics operations.
Container Ports: In the container terminal, container loading and unloading between ships and yards can be efficiently completed, through the span of 8 columns of containers across and 6 layers of stacking height capacity, dense stacking of goods to enhance port throughput efficiency.
Logistics Yards: in the logistics park, flexible handling of containers and large cargo, rubber tyres to adapt to a variety of ground, without the need for fixed rails, rapid response to the needs of different areas of cargo transfer.
Railway Freight Hubs: connecting railway and road transport, lifting containers to train cars or wagons, shortening cargo transit time and optimizing multi-modal transport process.
Industrial Warehouse Centers: in large industrial warehouses, used for heavy equipment or raw materials handling and stacking, 65 ton lifting capacity to meet the demand for bulk cargo, reducing the forklift and other equipment with the reliance on.

| Lifting Capacity (ton) | 35 | 41 | 70 |
| Base distance(m) | 7 | 7 | 7.5 |
| Span(m) | 23.47/26 | 23.47/26 | 23.47/26 |
| Lifting Height(m) | 15.5/18.5 | 15.5/18.5 | 15.5/18.5 |
| Turning degree(°) | 0-90 | 0-90 | 0-90 |
| Crane speed (full load/empty load)(m/min) | 30/130 | 30/130 | 30/130 |
| Hoisting speed (full load/empty load)(m/min) | 20/40 | 25/50 | 25/50 |
| Trolley speed(m/min) | 70 | 70 | 70 |
| Wheel Numbers | 8 | 8/16 | 16 |
| Maximum Wheel Load | 300 | 320/180 | 200 |
| Power supply | Diesel generator set or three phase AC380V 50Hz | ||
Our pre-sale team provides consultations, tailoring solutions to your needs and environment.
Offer customization options for lifting capacity, span and lifting height etc. to meet specific needs.
Real-Time Progress Updates: Weekly reports and PM communication.
Pre-Delivery Testing: 100% load & safety checks, detailed reports.
3-5 years warranty and free replacement for non-manufacturing defects.
24/7 online support and on-site assistance for crane issues.
Yes, our gantry cranes can be used stably in harsh environments such as strong winds or low temperatures due to their special construction and material structure.
Large gantry cranes are typically shipped overseas through modular disassembly, where the crane is broken down into major components (beams, legs, hoists) for containerized transport. For mega-cranes, we use specialized heavy-lift vessels equipped with reinforced decks, and critical parts are protected with anti-corrosion coatings during transit.
Yes, our gantry cranes have participated in large-scale bridge construction projects and railroad construction in Brazil, Pakistan, Indonesia, Malaysia, Egypt, and other countries, in which we have played a particularly key role and contributed to these construction projects!
The price of a gantry crane ranges from $1300 to $1900875. Usually, the price is determined by the specific parameters. Contact us now to get a more professional quote!
All parts of our gantry cranes come with a one-year warranty.
We also provide online customer service, ready to solve your problems at any time, and after-sales documentation support.
If the problem is still not solved, we can appoint our engineers to your site.
In the world of material handling and heavy lifting, gantry cranes and bridge cranes are two of the most widely used and popular types of lifting machines. Although both excel in accurately moving large loads, their unique shapes and applications are somewhat different. This article takes a deep dive into the differences between the two types of cranes to help you determine and familiarize yourself with which type is best for your industrial needs. Structural Differences between Bridge Crane and Gantry Crane. When choosing a crane, it’s crucial to understand the structural differences between bridge cranes and gantry cranes. Although both types of cranes handle or move heavy loads, their structures and support mechanisms are very different. The structural differences between bridge cranes and gantry cranes will be explained in detail next: Bridge Crane: Bridge cranes are mainly composed of main beams, end beams, lifting trolleys or electric hoists, hoisting mechanisms, and other structures. Because its two ends are located in the concrete column or metal support, the shape is like a bridge, so it is called an overhead Travelling crane.…
Gantry cranes are important lifting equipment in modern industry and logistics. They are widely used in ports, railways, construction sites, and other places because of their stable structure, wide operating range, and strong carrying capacity. Different types of gantry cranes have their own characteristics in design and application, which can meet diverse lifting needs. If you don’t know which gantry crane is suitable for your use scenario, this article will systematically introduce different types of gantry cranes and their characteristics to help you understand the selection and application scenarios of this key equipment. What Is A Gantry Crane? A Gantry crane gantry frame structure consists of a main beam across the horizontal direction, vertically supported legs on both sides, and other structures such as the lifting system and cab. Its legs and main beam form a solid portal frame structure, so it is called a gantry bridge crane. What Is A Gantry Crane Used For? Gantry cranes are mainly used in harbor container handling, large-scale material handling, hydropower engineering, railroad manufacturing, and other projects, with a variety of functions, which can effectively complete…
A gantry crane is a large lifting equipment. It uses mechanical and electrical coordination to move goods from point A to point B. With high load capacity and space adaptability, it has become the first choice for many outdoor handling and lifting work. This article will systematically explain to you how does a gantry crane work and their application scenarios, helping you to become familiar with this large lifting equipment so that you can make a choice. What Is A Gantry Crane? Gantry cranes are composed of two vertical columns and a horizontal main beam connected at the top, forming a movable gantry frame. Its distinctive feature is that it has a structural frame similar to the “gate” shape. Therefore, it is called a gantry crane. How Does A Gantry Crane Work The main structure of a gantry crane consists of a top main beam across the working area and two outriggers, which are movable or fixed along the ground track. When working, the motor drives the lifting mechanism to vertically lift the hook or grabber to lift the goods. The trolley…