Mobile Shiploader

As a renowned mobile shiploader manufacturer and a leading provider of bulk handling solutions, Zoomry Heavy Industry offers complete systems for shiploading (also known as ship loading systems), barge unloading (also known as barge unloading systems), and ship unloading (also known as ship unloading systems). A mobile shiploader is a large piece of equipment primarily used for continuously loading bulk solid materials such as iron ore, coal, sand, grain, fertilizer, cement, clinker, coal ash, salt, grains, and/or bagged materials onto ships or barges. The two common types of mobile shiploaders include: fully mobile wheeled shiploaders and semi-mobile rail-mounted shiploaders. The mobility design is a key advantage of these two types of mobile shiploaders.
■ What are the primary uses of mobile shiploaders?
The main function of a mobile shiploader is to load bulk cargo onto ships or barges. It provides an extremely efficient loading method for cargo transportation. Our company offers complete shiploaders (also known as ship loading systems), barge unloading machines (also known as barge unloading systems), and ship unloading machines (also known as ship unloading systems). Our equipment can be used to load cargo from transport vehicles or stockpiles onto ships. When handling bulk materials like bulk coal, fertilizer, aggregates, sand, wood chips, wood pellets, gravel, grains, iron ore, copper ore, bauxite, etc., our mobile barge unloading conveyor systems are often widely used.
■ What types of conveyors are used in shiploading operations?
Rail-mounted Shiploader
Fully Wheeled Mobile Shiploader
Crawler-mounted Radial Telescopic Shiploader
Direct Barge Shiploader
Transfer Barge Unloading Machine
■ Types of ships you can choose from:
Barge
Handysize
Handymax
Panamax
Capesize
■ Why choose to purchase a mobile shiploader?
Lower Costs: Compared to complex fixed systems, mobile shiploaders can significantly reduce capital investment costs.
Shorter Delivery Times: Mobile shiploaders have shorter delivery times compared to fixed systems, which require extensive engineering design.
Quick Installation: Unlike fixed systems that may take weeks or months to install, mobile shiploaders can be set up in just a few hours or days.
High Mobility: A highly mobile shiploader can quickly enter and exit your operational site.
Powerful Functionality: Multifunctional machines can perform stacking, loading, and unloading operations to meet various needs.
Quality Control: Our mobile shiploading equipment ensures that the quality of bulk materials is maintained throughout the handling process.
■ What are the main advantages of mobile loading/unloading?
Increased Productivity: Continuous loading at a maximum rate of up to 3,000 tons per hour.
Versatile Ship Compatibility: Capable of loading various types of ships from barges to small vessels.
Maintained Product Integrity: Prevents multiple handling of materials to ensure product quality.
Reduced Capital Expenditures: Lower initial investment and infrastructure development.
Lower Operating Costs: Reduces labor costs and equipment maintenance fees.
Reduced Dependency on Skills: High automation reduces reliance on manual operation skills.
Better Environmental Performance: Enhanced environmental sustainability by reducing emissions.
Safer Operating Environment: Fewer human errors reduce safety risks.
Simplified Planning Requirements: Easier to plan and construct compared to fixed systems.
Lower Civil Works/Infrastructure Costs: High efficiency of equipment leads to significant savings on civil works and infrastructure expenditures.
Good Resale Value: Equipment is easy to resell and has high market value.
High Mobility: Can support existing stacker/reclaimer systems in case of equipment failure or planned maintenance, preventing downtime.
Space-Saving: Able to access hard-to-reach areas, expanding storage space and improving work efficiency.