On December 7, a GENMA 150-ton mobile harbor crane (MHC for short) designed andfabricated by RHM for the client left Runhe Wharf and was sent to the Brazilian customer site.

      The MHC is mainly used for loading and unloading of bulk materials such as coal, ore and grain at the wharf. As a representative product of GENMA's third-generation MHC, this equipment has stable performance, has the characteristics of intelligence and automation, and can maintain high operating efficiency under complex working conditions.

      MHC is a flexible and efficient port equipment suitable for various ports for the handling of containers, bulk cargo, and general cargo. It has various installation and walking methods such as fixed type, tire type, and track type. At present, GENMA MHC has been widely used in terminals in many countries and regions such as Argentina, Brazil, El Salvador, India and Myanmar.