"> Cargotec (MacGregor division, sold to Triton July 2025) Offshore Crane (Standard)
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Cargotec (MacGregor division, sold to Triton July 2025)

Offshore Crane (Standard)

Cargotec (MacGregor division, sold to Triton July 2025) Offshore Crane (Standard) — Standard Offshore Cranes (non-AHC).

Cargotec (MacGregor division, sold to Triton July 2025) Offshore Crane (Standard)

Components & Design

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Technical Data

Single Line Capacity Up to 600t
Double Fall Capacity Up to 900t
Main Winch Wire Up to 4,000m
Auxiliary Winches Up to 50t SWL with 4,000m wire
Configuration Hydraulic or electric winch drives

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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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