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Different Crane Types Used In Offshore Industries

Pedestal Cranes: Stability and Strength

Pedestal cranes are mounted on fixed bases and are known for their stability and high lifting capacity. A leading example is the Liebherr BOS Series, particularly the BOS 4200, which offers load capacities up to 100 tons. Liebherr's cranes are engineered for precision, safety, and durability, making them ideal for fixed platforms and FPSOs.

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Knuckle Boom Cranes: Flexibility in Motion

Knuckle boom cranes feature articulated arms that allow for flexible movement and compact storage. The Palfinger PK Series, including the PK 150002 MH, is widely used on offshore vessels and platforms. These cranes excel in handling complex lifting tasks in confined spaces and dynamic environments.

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Telescopic Boom Cranes: Reach and Efficiency

Telescopic boom cranes offer variable reach through extendable booms, making them suitable for space-constrained offshore installations. The Huisman HLMC Series combines high lifting capacity with compact design, ideal for drilling rigs and wind turbine installation vessels.

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Lattice Boom Cranes: Heavy-Duty Performance

Lattice boom cranes are built for heavy lifting and long outreach. The NOV OC4000 Series is a prime example, capable of handling loads exceeding 200 tons. These cranes are commonly used in large-scale offshore construction and decommissioning projects.

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Conbit's Multi-Type Offshore Crane Services

Conbit offers a comprehensive service portfolio for every type of offshore crane, regardless of manufacturer, location, or age.

Our services include:

- Inspection and maintenance

- Troubleshooting and damage repair

- Refurbishment and upgrades

- Lifetime extension studies

Whether it's a Liebherr pedestal crane, a Palfinger knuckle boom, a Huisman telescopic model, or a NOV lattice boom, Conbit ensures safe, compliant, and efficient operation throughout the crane's lifecycle.