Products & Solutions
MIZAN develops marine lifting systems and engineered equipment for ports, shipyards, offshore applications and other demanding maritime environments.
Our solutions range from defined crane configurations to project-specific systems developed around the operating requirements of each application.
Marine Cranes
Heavy-Duty Lifting for Marine Operations
MIZAN develops marine crane systems for applications where lifting capacity, reach, structural integration and operating environment must be considered as one engineered system.
Typical applications may include:
- Port and dockside operations
- Shipyards
- Offshore support
- Marine construction
- Heavy cargo handling
- Specialized industrial lifting
Depending on the project, the equipment can be configured around specific lifting capacities, outreach requirements, duty cycles, structural interfaces and environmental conditions.
Initial product families
- Portal Slewing Cranes
- Dockside Cranes
- Pedestal-Mounted Marine Cranes
- Project-Specific Heavy-Lift Cranes
Pontoon & Barge Cranes
Lifting Systems for Floating Platforms
Pontoon and barge applications introduce a different set of engineering conditions from fixed installations.
The crane system must be developed in relation to the platform, operating geometry, load cases, stability considerations and intended marine environment.
MIZAN develops lifting solutions for floating applications such as:
- Marine construction
- Harbor works
- Dredging support
- Offshore and nearshore operations
- Equipment handling
- Infrastructure installation
The crane and supporting structure are treated as part of the overall operating system rather than as isolated equipment.
Port & Terminal Equipment
Engineered for the Working Waterfront
Ports and terminals require equipment that can operate reliably under demanding duty cycles while integrating with existing infrastructure and operational workflows.
MIZAN develops lifting and handling solutions for applications involving:
- Heavy cargo
- Maintenance operations
- Terminal support
- Dockside handling
- Infrastructure projects
- Specialized lifting requirements
Each solution can be developed around site geometry, available structural interfaces, operational restrictions and project-specific performance requirements.
Custom Engineered Systems
When a Standard Configuration Is Not Enough
Some marine equipment requirements do not fit an existing product format.
For these projects, MIZAN can develop a system from the operating need outward.
The process may include:
- Requirement definition
- Concept development
- Technical feasibility assessment
- Mechanical and structural engineering
- Hydraulic and control system integration
- Manufacturing engineering
- Testing and commissioning planning
The objective is to create a practical, buildable and supportable solution for the application rather than simply adapt an unsuitable standard product.
Featured Product
MIZAN PSC-800
308-tonne SWL Portal Slewing Crane
The MIZAN PSC-800 is a heavy-duty portal slewing crane developed for demanding marine and port lifting applications.
The system is designed around a 308-tonne safe working load and can be configured in accordance with project-specific lifting geometry, operating conditions and installation requirements.
- Rated capacity
- 308-tonne SWL
- Configuration
- Portal slewing crane
Approved preliminary general arrangement; not an as-built or certification drawing.
How We Develop a Solution
From Operating Requirement to Equipment
Every MIZAN project begins with the application.
We evaluate the technical requirement across several dimensions:
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Load
What must be lifted, handled or moved?
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Geometry
What outreach, height, clearance and movement envelope are required?
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Duty
How frequently and under what operating cycle will the equipment work?
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Structure
How will loads be transferred into the supporting platform or infrastructure?
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Environment
What marine, climatic and corrosion conditions must be considered?
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Compliance
Which project, classification or regulatory requirements apply?
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Operation
How will the equipment be controlled, maintained and supported throughout its service life?
These factors are developed together to define the final equipment architecture.
Have a Specific Marine Equipment Requirement?
Send us your technical specification, tender package, operating requirement or preliminary concept.
Our team can review the application and discuss the appropriate engineering route.
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