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MQH37A
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Product Introduction
The MQH37A Container Side Loader is a highly efficient and flexible solution for container handling and transport. Designed to lift, transport, and stack standard 20- and 40-foot containers, it is widely used in ports, logistics hubs, railway yards, and container freight stations.
Product Advantage
High Efficiency: Rapid loading and unloading of containers without relying on additional lifting equipment, improving
turnaround time.
Strong Adaptability: Capable of handling containers in tight or confined spaces, suitable for urban or rural logistics.
Stability and Safety: Equipped with advanced hydraulic systems and stabilizing legs to ensure safe operations even with heavy loads.
Flexible Mounting: Can be installed on various truck chassis brands to meet different customer needs.
Remote Operation: Supports wireless remote control for safe and convenient handling during loading and unloading.
Technical Parameters
| Item | Units | Crane model | |
| Specification | Max lifting capacity | kg | 37000 |
| Max stabilizer outreach | mm | 3200 | |
| Max working range | mm | 4000 | |
| Overall height | mm | 2490 | |
| Over width | mm | 2500 | |
| Over length | mm | 1020 | |
| Max pressure of hydraulic system | Mpa | 28 | |
| Tare weight | kg | 7000 | |
| Power system specification | Engine Model | V2403-M-DI-E3B-CSL-1 | |
| Total displacement | L | 2.434 | |
| Brake Horse Power | kW/rpm | 36.5/2600 | |
| Max Torque/Speed | N•m/rpm | 158.6N•m/1600 | |
| Min Idling Speed | rpm | 1050~1150 | |
| Max Idling Speed | rpm | 2820 | |
| Dry Weight | kg | 185 | |
| Power Voltage | V | 12 | |
| Emission Regulation | EU Stage3 | ||
| Main technical parameters of semi-trailer | Type | / | Frame |
| Outline dimension | mm | 14100*2480*(≤1510) | |
| Maximum gross mass | kg | 52000 | |
| Curb mass | kg | 7200 | |
| Payload mass | kg | 44800 | |
| Quantity of wheel | / | 3 | |
| Spread of axles | mm | 8000+1350+1350 | |
| Tare weight | kg | 7000 | |
| Axle load | kg | - / 24000 | |
| Maximum Kingpin Mass | kg | 16000 | |
| ABS | YES | ||
| Front/Rear overhang | mm | -/2370 |
Product Uses
1. Port Terminals and Logistics Transfer Stations
At container hubs such as ports and freight transfer stations, this machine efficiently handles loading, unloading, stacking, and truck-to-truck transfers of 20-foot or 40-foot standard containers. Its sliding crane design flexibly accommodates containers of varying sizes, while remote wireless control enhances operational efficiency and safety in complex logistics environments.
2. Railway Container Handling Stations
Container lifting and sorting at rail yards represent another key application. With its robust 37-ton lifting capacity and excellent working radius, the crane swiftly handles containers on flatbed railcars, ensuring seamless and efficient logistics chains.
3. Warehouse Management and Logistics Support
Ideal for material allocation in large warehouses, military logistics, and customs supervision zones. Its “rapid, flexible, efficient, and convenient” characteristics meet the demand for container lifting at various locations in these settings while enabling efficient stacking operations.
4. Special Conditions and Emergency Support
This equipment can also be deployed in other scenarios requiring loading/unloading support. Its intelligent anti-tip protection system, safety locking mechanism, and emergency stop function effectively enhance safety and reliability under special operating conditions.
Product Operate Guide
Operating the MQH37A side crane requires a special equipment operator's license. Before operation, confirm that container locks are intact and fully secured. Operation must be conducted on level, solid ground; operation on sloped or unstable surfaces is strictly prohibited. Strictly adhere to the load chart; overloading is strictly prohibited. When using the wireless remote control, maintain clear line of sight and execute movements smoothly. Maintain safe distances from surrounding equipment and personnel. Conduct regular inspections of wire ropes, structural components, and safety devices, maintaining detailed maintenance records. After completing operations, raise the lifting gear to a safe position and disconnect the power supply.
FAQ
1. HOW TO PROPERLY START MECHANICAL EQUIPMENT?
Check that all instrument readings are normal. Turn the key to the ON position and wait for the system self-check to complete. Then start the engine and let it idle for 3-5 minutes to warm up.
2. WHAT TO DO IF THE EQUIPMENT MAKES ABNORMAL NOISES DURING OPERATION?
Immediately stop operation. Identify the source of the noise. Inspect the corresponding components for looseness, wear, or damage. Contact maintenance personnel if necessary.
3. HOW TO OPERATE EQUIPMENT SAFELY ON SLOPES?
Maintain stable equipment center of gravity, engage parking brakes, avoid sharp turns, and use anti-slip devices when necessary.
4. HOW OFTEN SHOULD HYDRAULIC OIL BE REPLACED?
Generally every 2,000 operating hours or annually, but shorten intervals under harsh conditions.
5. WHAT IS THE REPLACEMENT CYCLE FOR FILTERS?
Inspect the air filter every 500 hours and replace it every 1000 hours; replace the fuel filter every 500 hours; replace the hydraulic oil filter for the first time at 250 hours, then every 500 hours thereafter.
6. WHAT SHOULD BE DONE IF THE ENGINE IS DIFFICULT TO START?
Check the battery charge, starter motor operation, fuel system, and intake system, systematically troubleshooting each potential fault point.
