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We supplied two MG double girder gantry cranes to handle materials for a railway construction project in Russia. The site’s ambient temperature range was −45°C to +40°C. We selected Q355E structural steel, motor heaters, and a heated enclosed operator cabin. Each crane has a 32 t main hook, a 12.5 t auxiliary hook, and cantilevers at both ends for lifting between the rails, beyond either rail, and below rail level.

The cranes had to travel along ground-level rails and handle materials of different weights. They needed to reach both sides of the runway as well as the area between the rails. Some load handling positions were below rail level, so both hooks needed enough downward travel to reach them.
We configured the load-bearing structure, drive mechanisms, and operator cabin for the railway site’s cold conditions.



Each crane has two hoisting mechanisms. The 32 t main hook handles heavier loads, while the 12.5 t auxiliary hook handles loads within its own rated capacity. The overall crane duty class is A6. The main hoist and gantry travel mechanisms are M6; the auxiliary hoist and trolley travel mechanisms are M5.
The speed ranges are:
The auxiliary hook can lift faster within its rated capacity. Near the set-down point, the operator can use a lower hoisting speed to adjust hook height and use trolley and gantry travel to position the load horizontally.
We employ a gantry with a 32m span, featuring 12.5m cantilevers on each side of the main girder, providing a total lateral coverage of 57 meters. The trolley can travel from within the span onto either cantilever, allowing the hooks to reach pickup and set-down points outside the rails. For example, the crane can pick up materials from outside the runway and move them inward for placement, or move a load from inside the span out to a cantilever for unloading.
Both hoists can lower 10 m below the gantry rail level. Using rail level as the reference, the main hook can lift 10 m above it and the auxiliary hook 11 m above it.
Before shipment to Russia, we packed the equipment according to each component’s dimensions, shape, and protection needs. The box girders, legs, and travel mechanisms were shipped separately. The long girders were placed lengthwise on the vehicles and secured with straps to limit movement in transit. Protective covers were fitted to the mating faces of selected girder sections to reduce the risk of impact during handling and loading.
The hoist trolley was covered with a tarpaulin to protect its exposed mechanisms. Cabin glass and smaller components were packed in wooden crates to protect them from impacts during loading, unloading, and transport.
The shipment included Russian-language technical passports, general arrangement drawings, and electrical drawings to help the site team check assembly positions and electrical connections when the equipment arrived.



If your project involves lifting materials in a cold climate, tell us what you need to lift and where the crane will operate. We can start with the work itself, even if the span and capacity are still open. Based on site conditions and the required lifting range, we can help define the crane specifications, cold-weather options, and scope of supply, and provide a proposal and quotation.
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