Marine Crane Manufacturer in Türkiye – Design, Fabrication and Testing
Marine Crane is a marine crane manufacturer based in Pendik, İstanbul, Türkiye. We design, fabricate and test marine and offshore deck cranes for ships, offshore vessels and shipyards, and deliver them with full technical documentation.
What we build
Offshore knuckle boom cranes with heave compensation
Foldable and semi-foldable marine cranes
Telescopic and stiff boom (hose) cranes
Hatch cover gantry cranes
How we work
Concept and sizing: SWL, outreach and load chart for your vessel.
Structural and hydraulic design, with a 3D model and operating simulation for review before fabrication.
Fabrication, load testing and delivery with documentation.
Why work with us
In-house engineering and 3D simulation
Cranes designed around your vessel, not taken from a catalogue
Direct contact with the engineering team in İstanbul
A marine crane manufacturer with in-house engineering
As a marine crane manufacturer we keep design, calculation and simulation in-house. Booms, slewing rings and pedestals are verified with finite element analysis, and every crane is reviewed with the owner in a 3D operating simulation before steel is cut.
Marine crane manufacturer for shipyards and owners
We supply cranes for new buildings and retrofits in Türkiye and abroad. Load charts, drawings, manuals and test certificates are delivered with every crane. We design and test every crane to the rules of the vessel’s classification society, such as DNV, Lloyd’s Register or Türk Loydu. On request, the crane is delivered with class approval and a certificate from the classification society the customer chooses.
Classification societies
We deliver cranes with class approval from the society the customer chooses:
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Request a quotation
Send the vessel type, required SWL and outreach. We reply with a preliminary load chart and an offer.
Phone: +90 530 662 66 45
Email: info@marinecrane.com.tr
Address: Pendik / İstanbul, Türkiye
Quotation request form
Fill in the form and our engineers will reply with a preliminary load chart and an offer.
