On-site Container Transfer Solution
Increase container utilization · Boost transport revenue · Reduce logistics costs
Industry Challenges
Limited Yard Space & Frequent Shuffling
Small terminals and bulk‑material yards lack adequate space. Conventional machines need wide turning lanes. Mixed container stacking causes time‑wasting reshuffling and extra fuel consumption.
Container Damage and Lifting Risks
Empty and loaded containers vary greatly in weight. Uneven ground and tricky spreader alignment often scratch box corners. Swaying containers under open‑air conditions create safety hazards.
Costly reach‑stacker outlay & difficult scheduling
Traditional container‑handling requires costly reach‑stackers and yard trucks. Expensive equipment purchases, complex scheduling and frequent skilled‑staff turnover drive up your capital and labour expenses.
On-site Container Transfer Solution
Optimized Yard‑Space Usage
Our container straddle carrier requires narrow turning lanes compared with reach‑stackers. It travels right over containers for direct picking‑up and stacking. Less reshuffling work is needed even with mixed‑size container stacks.
- Cuts down unproductive box‑shuffling work
- Narrow travelling passage requirement
- Supports multi‑layer container stacking
- Boosts overall yard land‑use efficiency
Reliable Safe‑Handling Performance
Built‑in heavy‑duty spreader accommodates both lightweight empty containers and full‑weight loaded boxes. The overhead lifting structure prevents corner scratches and box collisions. Stable chassis resists container sway during windy, rough‑ground working conditions.
- Adapts to huge empty‑loaded weight range
- Minimizes container corner and shell damage
- Anti‑sway lifting framework
- Reduces on‑site hoisting safety risks
Stream‑lined Operation & Lower Overheads
One single straddle carrier completes container pickup, short‑distance transit and stacking. No relay‑style cooperation between yard trucks and separate lifting machines. Less equipment idling time and simpler yard scheduling cut demands for highly‑skilled operators.
- One‑machine complete handling workflow
- Eliminates multi‑equipment waiting downtime
- Simplifies container‑location management
- Cuts long‑term labour and operating expenses
Traditional Handling VS ZFITA Straddle Carrier
| Traditional Container‑Handling | Our Container Straddle Carrier | |
|---|---|---|
| Yard Space Occupation | Requires wide turning lanes, frequent reshuffling, low land utilization | Needs narrow passage, supports multi‑layer stacking, fewer reshuffling tasks |
| Operation Safety & Box Protection | Side lifting easily damages container corners; empty‑loaded weight gap brings sway risks | Top‑down overhead lifting; stable chassis, adaptable spreader to avoid container damage |
| Handling Workflow | Yard truck and reach‑stacker relay operation, much equipment idle waiting | Single‑machine completes picking‑up, transit and stacking with no multi‑device cooperation |
| Labor & Running Expense | Demands highly‑skilled operators, high fuel cost and frequent container loss | Easy‑to‑operate controls, simplified yard scheduling and comprehensive lowered operating‑cost |
Working Principle
The ZFITA container straddle‑carrier adopts a gantry‑type frame structure that strides over containers. Its top‑mounted adjustable spreader locks onto the four corner castings of the container. After securing the box, the main chassis lifts the cargo, travels along the yard passage, and finishes positioning and stacking. It completes grabbing, short‑distance transportation and container stacking in one continuous operation.
- Gantry frame strides above containers
- Four‑corner locking adjustable spreader
- Stable chassis for smooth travelling
- Realizes integrated pick‑and‑stack workflow
Value delivered to the customer
Higher Yard Space Utilization
The narrow‑passage design and multi‑layer stacking capacity help you make full use of limited yard land and cut frequent container reshuffling‑work.
Reduced Container Damage Loss
Over‑head spreader lifting avoids side‑on collisions, greatly lowering expenditure on container maintenance and compensation.
Boosted Handling Productivity
One‑machine integrated operation cancels multi‑equipment relay‑waiting and speeds‑up the whole container turnover cycle.
Lower Labor‑force Requirements
User‑friendly operating system lessens your reliance on highly‑paid experienced heavy‑equipment operators.
Strong Adaptability for Harsh Working‑site
Stabilized chassis and adjustable spreader cope with empty‑loaded weight gaps, bumpy ground and windy open‑air yard conditions.
Cut Comprehensive Operating Costs
Saved fuel consumption, fewer staff demands and minimized box‑damage losses bring stable long‑term economic returns for your yard‑business.
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