YFM recently announced that one of its self-developed and produced 3-tonne 30m telescopic boom marine crane has successfully passed the certification of Bureau Veritas (BV), and has completed the sea shipment, and will soon arrive at Dubai port for installation. The successful delivery and installation of this crane will give new impetus to the improvement of loading and unloading efficiency in Dubai Port.
This model of crane is specially designed and manufactured by YFM for the narrow space in the port and the special characteristics of the ship's operating environment. The 30m long telescopic boom design gives it a larger working radius and flexibility in limited space, which can efficiently complete the loading and unloading, handling and other tasks of the ship's materials, etc. The maximum lifting capacity of 3 tonnes also meets the needs of the port's daily operations.
In order to ensure product quality and safety performance, YFM has strictly followed international standards in production and testing, and finally succeeded in obtaining the BV certification, which is one of the internationally recognized authoritative certifications for ships and offshore equipment, and signifies that the crane has reached the high international standards in design, manufacturing and inspection, and has the ability to operate safely and reliably in various complex marine environments.
The crane was recently shipped from China to Dubai by sea, and YFM dispatched a team of experienced engineers to accompany the shipment and guide the installation work on-site in Dubai. According to the project manager, the installation work is expected to last for about five days, including unloading, assembly, commissioning, and final operational testing of the equipment.
YFM's General Manager said: 'The successful certification of the 3 tonne 30m telescopic boom marine crane by BV and its export to Dubai is an important step for the company to expand its overseas market. We believe that with the excellent product quality and professional service team, YFM will contribute more to global port construction.'