Singapore Client Chooses OUCO 0.2T 20M Telescopic Boom Marine Crane for Vessel Loading Operations

OUCO Marine Group successfully delivered a 0.2T 20M Electronic Telescopic Boom Marine Crane to a Singapore-based client for vessel loading operations. This project demonstrates OUCO's capability to provide customized, high-performance marine handling solutions that meet stringent international standards while maintaining cost-effectiveness and rapid delivery timelines.

The client, headquartered in Singapore — one of the world's busiest maritime hubs — required a reliable and compact marine crane solution for on-board cargo handling. With operations spanning regional shipping routes, the client needed equipment that could withstand demanding marine environments while delivering consistent performance with minimal maintenance requirements.

• Electro-Hydraulic Drive System: The crane is fully electro-hydraulically driven with an integrated power unit, ensuring smooth and precise operation across all movements.
• 4-in-1 Operational Capability: Equipped with a hydraulically operated winch, hydraulic luffing system, hydraulic telescopic system, and hydraulic slewing system for maximum operational flexibility.
• Robust Base Design: Features a rolled steel base, screw-fastened or welded to the vessel deck at a 2000 mm mounting height. Base diameter is calibrated according to the safe working load requirements.
• Operator-Friendly Platform: Standard TB crane configuration includes a dedicated operator platform, with customizable cab options available to suit specific vessel layouts and operator preferences.
• Classification-Certified Quality: All components and equipment are designed in compliance with major classification society standards. Each crane undergoes rigorous welding tests, operational trials by certified engineers, and pre-shipment adjustment and installation verification.
• Compact & Complete Delivery: The crane is shipped as a fully assembled unit, minimizing on-site installation time and ensuring factory-calibrated performance from day one.

OUCO Marine Group operates an in-house design team and manufacturing factory under European management with over 47 years of offshore industry experience. Every 0.2T 20M crane goes through a comprehensive quality control process:

1. Classification Society Welding Tests: All structural welds are inspected and certified according to the specified classification standard.
2. Engineer-Led Operational Trials: Each crane undergoes full functional testing by qualified engineers to verify load capacity, outreach, and all hydraulic system parameters.
3. Pre-Shipment Adjustment & Verification: Final calibration and inspection are completed before packaging to ensure the crane arrives ready for immediate deployment.

Headquartered in Wuxi, Jiangsu, China, OUCO Marine Group has established itself as a global leader in marine and offshore handling solutions. With subsidiaries across Europe, Asia, Africa, Australia, and the Middle East, the company serves a diverse international client base from strategic points around the world.

The group's unique advantage lies in its combination of in-house design capability, proprietary manufacturing, and European management expertise with 47 years of offshore business experience. This ensures every product meets the highest international standards while benefiting from China's manufacturing efficiency.

OUCO also provides comprehensive after-sales service and can dispatch service engineers to vessel sites worldwide for installation guidance. Clients are always welcome to visit the factory to inspect production conditions — a practice that has built strong, lasting relationships with customers globally.

The Singapore client received a fully certified, factory-tested 0.2T 20M telescopic boom marine crane delivered as a complete assembly within the one-month timeline. The crane was successfully installed on the vessel deck and has been performing reliably in active loading operations, delivering the precision and durability that the client required for their maritime operations.