The Rubber Tyred Gantry (RTG) crane is widely used in ports, precast yards, and heavy industries due to its mobility, high capacity, and flexibility.
However, installation quality directly impacts safety, performance, and lifespan.
This guide outlines the complete RTG crane installation process, key technical points, and common issues—helping buyers and engineers ensure a smooth setup.
1. Pre-Installation Preparation
Proper preparation ensures safe and efficient installation.
Site Requirements
Flat, reinforced ground with sufficient load capacity
Clear working area for lifting operations
Equipment & Tools
Heavy-duty cranes (100T+)
Torque wrenches, laser alignment tools
Safety equipment (harness, barriers, grounding)
Component Inspection
Verify all parts (structure, wheels, hoist, hydraulic system)
Check for damage or missing items
2. RTG Crane Installation Process (Step-by-Step)
Step 1: Gantry Structure Assembly
Install A-frame legs and main girder
Align verticality (≤1/1000 deviation)
Control diagonal error ≤5mm
👉 This step determines overall structural stability
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