"> Cargotec (MacGregor division, sold to Triton July 2025) AHC 250t
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Cargotec (MacGregor division, sold to Triton July 2025)

AHC 250t

Cargotec (MacGregor division, sold to Triton July 2025) AHC 250t — Heavy Duty Active Heave Compensated Offshore Cranes.

Cargotec (MacGregor division, sold to Triton July 2025) AHC 250t

Components & Design

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Technical Data

Capacity at Max Load 250t @ 17m
Capacity at Max Radius 86t @ 36m
Auxiliary Winch 20t @ 40m
Weight (5m pedestal) ~625 tonnes

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Common failures & inspection points

Wire rope structural integrity - broken wires, diameter reduction, corrosion

Visual inspection per ISO 4309; count broken wires, measure diameter, assess lubrication and corrosion; replace if more than 6 broken wires in 6 strands or 2 in one strand per DNV rules

Hydraulic system leaks and fluid condition - oil degradation, contamination, pressure loss

Check hydraulic fluid level, color, and viscosity; inspect all hoses for leaks, cracks, and proper routing; verify hydraulic pressure during operation; test all hydraulic motors and cylinders for smooth operation

Structural cracks, deformation, and corrosion - pedestal, boom, jib joints, welds

Visual surface inspection for cracks, especially at welds and high-stress areas; measure boom/jib deflection; inspect pedestal-to-deck connection bolts for tightness; check for paint deterioration and rust formation

Brake system functionality - slew, hoisting, luffing brakes not engaging/disengaging properly

Test all limit switches (upper, lower, radius limits); engage emergency stops; verify brake holding power under load; check brake pad wear and adjustment; test brake indicator lights

Electrical system and control system malfunctions - motor burnout, control panel corrosion, cable damage

Inspect motor insulation and bearings; verify electrical continuity; test redundant power supply units (for electric cranes); check control panel for moisture, corrosion, loose connections; verify all pendant controls and limit switch wiring

Type-general inspection and maintenance points for this equipment category — not model-specific.

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