45 Ton Container Stacker
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45 Ton Container Stacker

45 Ton Container Stacker

45,000 kg First-Row Rated Capacity
31,000 kg Second-Row Capacity
16,000 kg Third-Row Capacity
ISO 20' / 40' Container Spreader
Cummins QSM11 Diesel Engine
250 kW Rated Power at 2,100 rpm
ZF15WG261 Automatic Transmission
AxleTech PRC7545W4S586C Drive Axle
Linde Load-Sensing Hydraulic System
Hydraulic Wet-Disc Service Brake
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Description
Loaded Container Handling

Plan Every Lift by Container Row, Not Capacity Alone

The 45 ton container stacker is built for loaded ISO 20-foot and 40-foot container work in ports, rail terminals, freight depots and industrial yards. Its published rating changes from 45,000 kg in the first row to 31,000 kg in the second and 16,000 kg in the third.

This row-based capacity profile helps buyers match the machine to the actual yard plan. The Cummins diesel powertrain, ZF automatic transmission, load-sensing hydraulics and telescopic boom support repeated lifting, travel and placement cycles.

Red loaded-container reach stacker with telescopic boom
Telescopic boom and ISO spreader arrangement for multi-row container handling.
Rated Working Envelope

Three Rows, Three Different Load Conditions

The first-row rating should not be used as a single figure for every pickup point. Horizontal reach changes the load acting on the machine, so the row, container weight and required stacking height need to be considered together.

First row45,000 kg
Distance
1,800 mm
Lift height
15,900 mm
Second row31,000 kg
Distance
3,860 mm
Lift height
14,100 mm
Third row16,000 kg
Distance
6,400 mm
Lift height
11,350 mm
Published Technical Data

Core Dimensions and Cycle Performance

Item Published value
Service weight 71,400 kg
Length without attachment 8,410 mm
Overall length with spreader 11,618 mm
Overall width / height 4,180 / 3,400 mm
Turning radius for 20' / 40' 8,605 / 9,900 mm
Minimum ground clearance 345 mm
Travel speed, unladen / loaded 25 / 21 km/h
Gradeability, unladen / loaded 30 / 28.8%
Lift speed, unladen / loaded 0.39 / 0.28 m/s
Lowering speed 0.39 m/s

Check the Complete Travel Path

The equipment envelope is only one part of site fit. Record gate width, overhead limits, road shoulders, drain channels, surface strength and traffic separation from the unloading point to the stack.
Use the 20-foot or 40-foot turning value that matches the containers handled on site.
Rear view of the red container handler and spreader
Rear equipment view showing the heavy chassis, tires, boom and spreader.
Power and Control

Component Layout for Repeated Yard Cycles

Diesel engine

Cummins QSM11, rated at 250 kW at 2,100 rpm with 1,674 Nm published torque.

Transmission

ZF15WG261 automatic shift and interlock transmission with five forward and three reverse gears.

Drive and braking

AxleTech PRC7545W4S586C drive axle, hydraulic wet-disc service brake and power-off parking brake.

Hydraulic response

Linde hydraulic system with twin piston pumps, load sensing and dual-action lift and extension cylinders.

A full CAN-bus control system and high-resolution color display give the operator one interface for machine status and handling functions.

Yard Planning

Four Inputs That Shape the Right Specification

Container mixList 20-foot and 40-foot units, maximum gross weight and any non-standard handling demand.
Stack layoutState the working row, target stack height, lane width and pickup direction for each task.
Ground conditionProvide surface type, gradients, drainage channels and available bearing information.
Duty cycleEstimate moves per hour, shift length, travel distance and seasonal operating conditions.
Spreader Work Cycle

Control the Container From Approach to Release

1

Approach

Use the working lane and boom position to align the spreader over the container.

2

Align

Rotation and side-shift functions help correct the spreader position before locking.

3

Lock and Move

Container-lock logic and the rotation limit system support the controlled lifting sequence.

4

Place and Release

Set the container at the planned row and height, unload the boom and complete release.

The listed spreader is designed for ISO 20-foot and 40-foot containers. Buyers should include the required spreader functions and container types on the quotation request so the attachment and controls remain in one configuration file.

Machine Video

See the Boom, Chassis and Spreader Arrangement

Quote Preparation

Send Operating Data, Not Just a Capacity Number

A useful quotation connects the load chart, container type, yard geometry and supplied components. This also makes delivery planning, operator handover and spare-parts preparation clearer.

  • Destination country and delivery port
  • Expected order quantity and project schedule
  • Required operating documents and language
  • Cold-climate package or other site adaptations
ContainersSize, gross weight and daily mix
Stack planRows, height and lane layout
Operating dutyMoves per hour and shift length
Site dataSurface, gradients and clearances
Machine optionsCab, tires, spreader and climate needs
Handover scopeTraining, documents and parts list
Procurement Answers

Common Questions From Terminal Buyers

Q1. Why does the rated capacity change between container rows?

The horizontal distance grows as the boom reaches into the second and third rows. This increases leverage on the machine, so the published capacity changes to 31,000 kg and 16,000 kg for those positions.

Q2. What yard information should be checked before ordering?

Provide the lane width, turning area, gate size, overhead clearance, surface condition, gradients, container rows and target stack height. Include the travel route between pickup and placement.

Q3. Can the spreader work with both 20-foot and 40-foot containers?

The listed spreader is intended for ISO 20-foot and 40-foot containers. Rotation, side shift and locking functions should be stated on the final configuration sheet.

Q4. Which service items should be planned for an overseas terminal?

Ask for the supplied maintenance documents, recommended spare-parts list and support scope with the quotation. Fleet buyers can also align component selections across units to simplify stock and training.

Q5. What details are needed for cold-weather operation?

State the lowest working temperature, storage condition and operating season. The page lists a cold-climate direction with engine preheating, low-temperature hydraulic fluid and related material and welding provisions.

Project Inquiry

Build the Quotation Around Your Yard Plan

For the 45 ton container stacker, send the container weights, row layout, lift height, operating hours and destination. XINGHAO can use these details to prepare a configuration, pricing and delivery proposal.

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