For metro and tunnel construction projects that need deep-shaft muck lifting, automatic bucket tipping, segment handling and a site-adaptable gantry runway.

Henan Mine Crane mgc slag removal gantry crane showing the primary gantry structure and lifting arrangement.
The MGC slag-removal gantry crane is a special gantry crane for metro construction. The source says it is also called a muck-removal gantry and is used for tunnel muck lifting, tipping / dumping and segment handling.
The source states typical lifting capacity of 45–50 t, lifting height up to 100 m and generally heavy-duty service. These are source descriptions, not a universal guarantee for every project. Shaft depth, muck-bucket load, tipping sequence and construction-stage span changes should drive the actual design.
| Product Model | MGC |
| Type-Test Product Name | General Gantry Crane |
| Lifting Capacity | Source-stated where published; otherwise project-specific |
| Span | Source-stated where published; otherwise project-specific |
| Lifting Height | Project-specific unless source-stated |
| Runway / Travel Length | Project-specific |
| Working Duty | Source-stated where published; otherwise selected from actual duty |
| Lifting Attachment | According to the product and load |
| Control Method | Source-supported options + project requirements |
| Operating Environment | According to actual site conditions |
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Dedicated to metro construction muck handling and segment lifting.
Source states typical capacity 45–50 t.
Source states lifting height up to 100 m.
Any capacity, span, speed, synchronization accuracy, wind limit, temperature limit, throughput or other contractual value that is not explicitly published by the source should be engineered from the actual project and written into the technical agreement.
Source specifically addresses long lifting travel in metro excavation.
Hydraulic tipping supports a complete muck-removal cycle.
Allows discharge direction to be adjusted.
Can adapt to different construction stages / locations.
Rail clamps and ground anchors are source-listed.
Official source image associated with the slag-removal gantry crane, showing the gantry or metro-construction application. |
Official source image associated with the slag-removal gantry crane, showing the gantry or metro-construction application. |
Official source image associated with the slag-removal gantry crane, showing the gantry or metro-construction application. |
Official source image associated with the slag-removal gantry crane, showing the gantry or metro-construction application. |
Official source image associated with the slag-removal gantry crane, showing the gantry or metro-construction application. |
Official source image associated with the slag-removal gantry crane, showing the gantry or metro-construction application. |
| Gantry Structure | Main girder(s), legs and end structures selected from the exact product layout, load, span and site conditions. |
| Hoisting / Trolley System | Configured around the product's source-described lifting mechanism and operating cycle. |
| Lifting Attachment | Hook, grab, magnet, gantry hook, gate lifting device or construction attachment according to the product. |
| Gantry Travel System | Moves the crane along the fixed ground rail or semi-gantry runway. |
| Electrical & Control System | Configured from source-supported controls and project-specific safety / automation requirements. |
| Model | MGC |
| Product Type | MGC Metro Slag Removal Gantry Crane |
| Type-Test Product Name | General Gantry Crane |
| Capacity | Project-specific unless source-stated |
| Span | Project-specific unless source-stated |
| Lifting Height | Project-specific unless source-stated |
| Runway Length | Project-specific |
| Hoisting Speed | Project-specific |
| Trolley Travel Speed | Project-specific |
| Gantry Travel Speed | Project-specific |
| Working Duty | Project-specific unless source-stated |
| Control Method | Project-specific |
| Power Supply | According to site electrical conditions |
| Site Environment | According to wind, rain, dust, corrosion and temperature |
Source-confirmed product facts:
Buyer-defined items:
| Metro Shafts | Muck bucket lifting and dumping. |
| Tunnel Construction | Deep vertical material removal. |
| Segment Handling | Tunnel segment transfer. |
| Infrastructure Projects | Variable-span temporary gantry work. |
This determines actual lift travel and rope requirements.
Include bucket and material.
Provide tipping angle, discharge direction and receiving-area layout.
State every required span and relocation / reconfiguration stage.
Temporary works still require site-specific wind and anchor data.
| Typical Capacity | 45–50 t source-stated. |
| Lifting Height | Up to 100 m source-stated. |
| Trolley Rotation | 180° source-stated. |
| Travel Arrangement | 8 wheels / 4 drives source-stated. |
| Variable Span | Source-supported according to construction requirements. |
Before manufacture, confirm rail center distance, runway length, rail elevation, foundation or building-runway capacity, available lifting height, process clearances, power supply and erection access. Outdoor projects should include wind, rain, temperature, corrosion and anchoring conditions.
Maintenance should follow the final supplied crane manual and actual duty. In addition to hoisting, brakes, ropes, wheels, drives, rails, limits and electrical systems, inspect product-specific devices such as grabs, magnets, gantry hooks, gate equipment, tipping mechanisms, encoders, cameras or automation hardware.
| 1 | Muck bucket empty/loaded weight |
| 2 | Shaft depth |
| 3 | Required lifting height |
| 4 | Span(s) and variable-span stages |
| 5 | Runway length |
| 6 | Dumping direction / tipping arrangement |
| 7 | Segment load if applicable |
| 8 | Duty / cycles |
| 9 | Wind / anchoring requirements |
| 10 | Control method |
| 11 | Construction site drawing |
| 12 | Destination / erection scope |
Use the complete suspended load, including the load plus grab, magnet, gantry hook, lifting beam, rigging or any other below-the-hook equipment.
Yes. Unless the source publishes a range, these are project-specific and should be selected from the rail layout and working envelope.
Send a plan and cross-section showing rails, foundations or building runway, loading positions, obstacles, travel length and available clearances.
Where the source supports VFD, PLC, linked operation, cameras, access control or other functions, the final scope should be defined from the buyer's process and acceptance requirements.
Treat them as source product data. If a value is contract-critical for a new project, define the test conditions and acceptance method in the technical agreement.
Send your maximum load, span, lifting height, runway length, site drawing, operating cycle, load geometry, lifting attachment and special control / environment requirements. Henan Mine Crane engineers can then review the actual process and prepare a project-specific configuration and quotation.