Port Cranes
Ship-to-Shore, RTG and RMG Cranes
Reeling and festoon cables for container cranes, with flat and round festoon types and control cables for circuits that do not travel.
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Port Crane Cable
Product Categories
Heavy-duty rubber cables for mining, port cranes, submersible pumps, EV charging, elevators and marine duty. Pick a family to filter the range.
Port Crane Cable
TEBAOFLEX port crane cables are built to move with the crane: round NSHTOU-J and PNCT cables for motorised or spring reels and spreader baskets, flat NGFLGÖU-J and screened NGFLCGÖU-J festoon cables, and round PUR-C-HF-J and CUR-2PNCT/3PNCT festoon alternatives. Ratings are 300/500 V, 600 V and 0.6/1 kV, with Class 5 or Class 6 copper, EPR insulation and chloroprene or halogen-free PUR sheaths for ship-to-shore, RTG and RMG cranes. YY, LiYY, YSLYSY and PUR-JZ control cables cover circuits that do not travel.
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Selection Guide
Port Crane Cable Selection Guide
Model comparison, operating conditions and RFQ checklist.
A port crane cable is a flexible power, control or data cable built to move with the crane. It is wound on a motorised or spring-driven reel, carried in loops on a festoon trolley track, dropped into a spreader basket, or laid as fixed control wiring. Compared with installation cable it uses finely stranded conductors and rubber or polyurethane sheaths, and it serves ship-to-shore, RTG and RMG cranes, stacker-reclaimers and hoists.
Reeling cable or festoon cable: which does your crane need?
The cable-handling system sets the mechanical stress, so choose by system first.
- Motorised or spring reel: a reeling cable is wound and unwound under tension and sees tensile load, torsion and layer pressure together. Choose a round cable with an anti-torsion braid between the sheaths, such as the NSHTOU-J type, or a PNCT reeling variant.
- Festoon trolley: a festoon cable hangs in loops and bends repeatedly with little tension. Flat NGFLGÖU-J and screened NGFLCGÖU-J cables stack on trolley saddles and bend in one plane; PUR-C-HF-J and CUR-2PNCT/3PNCT are the round alternatives.
- Basket or spreader: the cable drops vertically and must coil without kinking. The PNCT page covers basket operation; state drop height and basket diameter in the enquiry.
- Fixed and control wiring: circuits that do not travel can use the auxiliary control cables listed below.
Model selection matrix
Values are taken from each product page. A dash means the page states no value.
| Model | Rated voltage | Construction / key feature | Typical application | Reference standard |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| NSHTOU-J rubber crane reeling cable | 0.6/1 kV | Class 5 tinned copper, EPR (3GI3) insulation, PCP sheaths with polyester anti-torsion braid | Reel systems, horizontal reeling | IEC/EN 60332-1-2 (flame propagation) |
| 600V 2PNCT-SB-3C-T-B PNCT cable | 600 V | EPR insulation, chloroprene sheath; RE reeling, RE(V) vertical reel, H-3PNCT flat reel, CUR and SK festoon variants | Reeling, festoon and basket operation on port cranes | JIS C 3327 |
| 600V CUR-2PNCT / CUR-3PNCT-SB festoon cable | 600 V AC | Class 5 tinned copper, EPR insulation, chloroprene sheath; 3PNCT adds a canvas reinforcement layer | Festoon trolleys; 2PNCT light and medium duty, 3PNCT heavy duty and long travel | JIS C 3327 |
| Flat NGFLGÖU-J (NGFLGOEU) rubber festoon cable | 300/500 V | Flat, unscreened; copper Class 6 (≤25 mm²) or Class 5 (≥35 mm²); EPR insulation, chloroprene sheath | Festoon trolleys and conveyors, bending in one plane | DIN VDE 0250-809 |
| Flat NGFLCGÖU-J (NGFLCGOU-J) screened festoon cable | 300/500 V | Flat; EPR insulation, tinned copper wire braid screen, chloroprene sheath | Festoon circuits with frequency-converter or servo drives | – |
| PUR-C-HF-J EMC festoon cable | 0.6/1 kV | Round; Class 5 copper, halogen-free insulation, tinned copper braid (min. 80 % coverage), halogen-free flame-retardant PUR sheath | Crane bridge festoon systems; cable chains | DIN EN 60228 Class 5 (conductor); IEC 60332-1-2 (flame test) |
Auxiliary control and data cables
General-purpose types for fixed or occasionally moved wiring. Their pages give no reeling or festoon rating.
| Model | Rated voltage | Construction / key feature | Typical application | Reference standard |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| YY Control Cable | Low voltage; see product page | Stranded copper, PVC insulation and sheath, unscreened | Control cabinets, indoor or protected wiring | – |
| LiYY Cable | Low voltage; see product page | Class 5 fine-stranded copper, PVC, unscreened | Signal and data circuits in panels | – |
| YSLYSY Cable | Low voltage; see product page | PVC insulation, overall copper braid or foil/braid screen, PVC sheath | Screened control and signal wiring | – |
| PUR-JZ Control Cable | Low voltage; see product page | Fine-stranded copper, numbered cores with green-yellow earth, PUR sheath | Handling equipment, occasional movement | – |
Which operating conditions decide the choice?
- Bending radius: compare drum, sheave, roller and saddle diameters with the minimum bending radius for moving use, not the fixed-installation figure.
- Speed and acceleration: these set the dynamic tensile load. Check the product-page limit for reeling, festoon or chain use.
- Tensile load: compare the load from suspended length and cable weight with the permitted conductor tensile stress.
- Water, oil and weather: quayside cables meet rain, salt spray, UV and lubricants. Confirm sheath resistance and immersion suitability.
- Temperature: use the limit for a cable in motion, which is narrower than for fixed laying.
- Flame and halogen-free: specify halogen-free only where the product page states it, and name the flame test required.
- EMC: use screened constructions on converter-fed drives.
For a replacement-planning example, see the Hai Phong 6.6 kV 3PNCT replacement review, including the reel geometry, drawing and inspection information to confirm before production approval.
Further application background is in the port container crane cable solutions overview. Request current test reports and certification documents for the exact model at RFQ stage.
What to send with your RFQ
- Crane type and handling system (reel, festoon, basket or chain)
- Rated voltage, cores, cross-sections, screening, any data or fibre elements
- Travel length or lift height, speed and acceleration
- Drum core, sheave and roller diameters; trolley spacing
- Ambient temperature and exposure to water, oil, UV or salt
- Required standard, flame or halogen-free requirement, documents needed
- Length per drum, and existing cable marking for replacements
Send these details through the TEBAOFLEX contact page to have the construction and datasheet confirmed.
Product Advantages
What sets TEBAOFLEX Port Crane Cable apart in service.
Reel, Festoon and Basket Types
Constructions for motorised or spring reels, festoon trolleys and spreader baskets, chosen first by the cable-handling system on the crane.
Anti-Torsion Reeling Cable
NSHTOU-J has a polyester anti-torsion braid between PCP inner and outer sheaths, in a vulcanised bond, for frequent winding under tensile and torsional stress.
Flat Festoon Cables
Flat NGFLGÖU-J and NGFLCGÖU-J stack on trolley saddles and bend in one plane, with Class 6 copper up to 25 mm².
Screened for Drives
Tinned copper wire braids of at least 80 % coverage on NGFLCGÖU-J and PUR-C-HF-J for frequency-converter and servo drives.
Weather and Oil Resistance
PUR-C-HF-J lists oil resistance to DIN EN 60811-404, ozone, UV and water use to 50 m; NSHTOU-J has an oil-, weather- and water-resistant sheath.
Rated Travel Speeds
NSHTOU-J up to 120 m/min in horizontal reeling; PUR-C-HF-J up to 200 m/min on festoon systems and 60 m/min in horizontal reeling.
Technical Specifications
Capabilities across the Port Crane Cable range; each product page lists the exact construction, rating and reference standard.
| Specification | Available options |
|---|---|
| Product types | Reeling cable (NSHTOU-J, PNCT reeling variants); festoon cable (flat NGFLGÖU-J, screened NGFLCGÖU-J, PUR-C-HF-J, CUR-2PNCT/3PNCT, SK-3PNCT flat); auxiliary control cable (YY, LiYY, YSLYSY, PUR-JZ) |
| Rated voltage | 300/500 V (NGFLGÖU-J, NGFLCGÖU-J); 600 V (PNCT, CUR-2PNCT/3PNCT); 0.6/1 kV (NSHTOU-J, PUR-C-HF-J); low voltage (control cables) |
| Conductor | Class 5 tinned copper (NSHTOU-J, CUR-2PNCT/3PNCT); Class 5 plain copper (PUR-C-HF-J); Class 6 up to 25 mm² and Class 5 from 35 mm² (flat festoon cables); Class 5 fine-stranded copper (LiYY) |
| Cores and cross-section | NGFLGÖU-J from 4 cores (1.5–240 mm²) up to 24 cores; NGFLCGÖU-J from 4 × 1.5 to 4 × 120 mm²; 2–24 cores (PNCT, CUR-2PNCT/3PNCT); NSHTOU-J sizes include 5 × 1.5, 12 × 2.5 and 24 × 2.5 mm² |
| Insulation | EPR (reeling and festoon cables; type 3GI3 on NSHTOU-J); halogen-free EPR-based compound (PUR-C-HF-J); PVC (YY, LiYY, YSLYSY) |
| Sheath | Chloroprene rubber (PNCT, CUR-2PNCT/3PNCT, flat festoon cables); PCP inner and outer sheaths (NSHTOU-J); halogen-free flame-retardant PUR (PUR-C-HF-J); PVC (YY, LiYY, YSLYSY); PUR (PUR-JZ) |
| Screening | Tinned copper wire braid, minimum 80 % coverage (NGFLCGÖU-J, PUR-C-HF-J); overall copper braid or foil/braid screen (YSLYSY); unscreened (NGFLGÖU-J, YY, LiYY) |
| Reinforcement | Polyester anti-torsion braid (NSHTOU-J); canvas reinforcement layer (CUR-3PNCT); optional aramid tensile yarn (CUR-2PNCT/3PNCT); central textile strength member (PUR-C-HF-J) |
| Temperature | -25 to +80 °C flexible, -40 to +80 °C fixed (NSHTOU-J); -40 to +80 °C mobile, -50 to +80 °C fixed (PUR-C-HF-J); 80 °C rated temperature (PNCT, CUR-2PNCT/3PNCT) |
| Minimum bending radius | 8 × D mobile, 6 × D fixed (PUR-C-HF-J); 5 × D to 10 × D in motion (flat festoon cables, confirm per model) |
| Reference standards | JIS C 3327 (PNCT, CUR-2PNCT/3PNCT); DIN VDE 0250-809 and HD 308 S2 (NGFLGÖU-J); DIN EN 60228 (conductors); IEC/EN 60332-1-2 (flame propagation) |
| Documents | Datasheet, test report and certification documents for the exact model on request at RFQ stage |
Application Scenarios
Where Port Crane Cable from TEBAOFLEX is installed.
01
Motorised and Spring Cable Reels
NSHTOU-J with a polyester anti-torsion braid for horizontal reeling at up to 120 m/min, where tensile load, torsion and layer pressure act together.
02Crane Bridge Festoon Systems
PUR-C-HF-J screened festoon cable for crane bridges and for STS, RTG and RMG festoon systems, with festoon travel speeds up to 200 m/min.
03Flat Festoon Trolleys and Conveyors
Flat NGFLGÖU-J stacks on trolley saddles for festoon trolleys, conveyors and material handling equipment that bend the cable in one plane.
04Converter-Fed and Servo Drives
Screened NGFLCGÖU-J with a grounded tinned copper braid for frequency-conversion drives, servo systems and combined power and signal circuits.
05RTG, RMG and Stacker-Reclaimers
CUR-3PNCT-SB with a canvas reinforcement layer for heavy-duty festoon with long travel on RTG and RMG cranes and bucket wheel stacker-reclaimers.
06Spreader Baskets and Vertical Reels
PNCT cables for basket operation and RE(V) vertical-reel variants; state the drop height and basket diameter in the enquiry.
How to Choose Port Crane Cable
Four decisions specify the right cable the first time; send them with your RFQ and our engineers confirm the type designation.
1
Handling System
Motorised or spring reel, festoon trolley, spreader basket or fixed wiring: the system sets the tensile, torsion and bending load on the cable.
2
Voltage and Elements
300/500 V flat festoon, 600 V PNCT or 0.6/1 kV reeling and PUR festoon cable, with cores, cross-sections and any data or fibre elements.
3
Speed and Geometry
Travel speed and acceleration against the product limit; drum, sheave, roller and saddle diameters against the bending radius for moving use.
4
EMC and Environment
A screened braid on converter-fed drives; sheath resistance to water, oil, UV and salt; halogen-free only where the product page states it.
Industry Solutions
Cable packages engineered around the application, not just the cable.
Reeling
Reeling Systems
Round NSHTOU-J with a polyester anti-torsion braid for horizontal reels, and PNCT RE and RE(V) variants for reel and vertical-reel duty.
Mining
Tunnelling & Mining
NSHTOU-J is also listed for underground and open-cast mines and conveyors; screened NGFLCGÖU-J serves converter drives at mines and steel mills.
Global Projects
Recent deliveries from the TEBAOFLEX project team.
Standards & Certifications
ISO 9001 quality management for cable production; ISO 14001 and ISO 45001 for sales and related management. UL and cUL (flexible cord), VDE (EN 50525-2-21), Korea KC, China MA and US MSHA approvals cover the certified types; CE is a third-party verification of conformity (VoC).
ISO 9001ISO 14001ISO 45001ULcULVDEKC (KTL)MAMSHACE VoC
Manufacturing Process
From compound to shipment, the production steps and routine tests behind each cable length.
- 1
Compound preparation
EPR, CPE, PUR and silicone compounds are mixed and tested for hardness, tensile strength and elongation before use.
- 2
Conductor stranding
Tinned or bare copper is bunched and rope-stranded to Class 5/6 flexibility for trailing and reeling duty.
- 3
Insulation extrusion
Cores are extruded and continuously vulcanised; wall thickness and spark tests are recorded on every length.
- 4
Core assembly and screening
Cores, earth conductors, pilot and fibre-optic elements are laid up with the fillers and screens the type designation requires.
- 5
Inner and outer sheathing
Reinforced double-sheath constructions are extruded and cured for abrasion, oil and tear resistance.
- 6
Routine electrical tests
Conductor resistance, voltage withstand and insulation resistance tests at the levels set by the referenced standard.
- 7
Mechanical and ageing tests
Bending, tensile, hot-set, ozone and flame tests according to the referenced standard.
- 8
Marking, packing and shipment
Metre marking, drum packing and documentation for worldwide project delivery.
Cable Manufacturing Quality Control
Five-stage quality assurance from incoming copper to the packed drum.
- 01
Raw Material Inspection
Every batch of copper rod, rubber compound and reinforcing material is checked before it reaches the line.
- Copper: conductor resistance, elongation and surface condition on incoming rod and drawn wire
- EPR, CPE, PUR and silicone compounds: hardness, tensile strength, elongation and ageing samples from each mix
- 02
Manufacturing Process Control
Stranding, insulation extrusion, core assembly and sheathing run under recorded process parameters.
- Class 5/6 stranding with lay length and tension monitored for trailing and reeling flexibility
- Continuous-vulcanisation extrusion with wall thickness and spark tests logged on every length
- Operators sign off each stage before the cable moves to the next machine
- 03
Electrical Testing
Finished lengths go through the routine tests required by the referenced VDE, ICEA, IEC or NEK standard.
- Conductor resistance and insulation resistance on every length
- Voltage withstand test at the level set by the referenced standard
- Screen and pilot-core continuity checks for mining and reeling constructions
- 04
Mechanical and Ageing Tests
Samples from production are tested for the duty a mining, crane or submersible cable will actually see.
- Tensile strength and elongation of insulation and sheath before and after ageing
- Hot-set, ozone, oil-immersion and low-temperature bending tests
- Constant-temperature water bath for insulation resistance of submersible constructions
- 05
Flame Test and Final Inspection
Before packing, the cable is checked against the order and the flame-performance requirement of its standard.
- Single-cable vertical flame test to IEC 60332-1-2 where specified
- Metre marking, printing, drum length and appearance inspection
- Packing list with every shipment; test documents for the order confirmed at quotation
Factory & Workshop Gallery
TEBAOFLEX CABLE, No.77 Wusongbang Road, Taicang, Suzhou.
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Quick answers about Port Crane Cable from our engineers.
01Does my crane need a reeling cable or a festoon cable?
Choose by the cable-handling system. A reeling cable is wound and unwound on a motorised or spring reel and takes tensile load, torsion and layer pressure together, so use round NSHTOU-J with an anti-torsion braid or a PNCT reeling variant. A festoon cable hangs in loops on a trolley and bends repeatedly with little tension: flat NGFLGÖU-J or NGFLCGÖU-J, or round PUR-C-HF-J or CUR-2PNCT/3PNCT.
02When is a screened festoon cable needed?
Use a screened construction on converter-fed drives. NGFLCGÖU-J adds a tinned copper wire braid to the flat NGFLGÖU-J design for frequency-conversion drives, servo systems and combined power and signal circuits, and the braid must be grounded. PUR-C-HF-J is a round 0.6/1 kV alternative with a tinned copper braid of at least 80 % coverage under a halogen-free, flame-retardant PUR sheath.
03Which travel speeds and tensile loads are stated for reeling and festoon use?
NSHTOU-J is listed for horizontal reeling at up to 120 m/min with a maximum acceleration of 0.4 m/s², and the tensile stress on the conductors may not exceed 15 N/mm². PUR-C-HF-J lists up to 200 m/min on festoon systems, 60 m/min horizontal and 200 m/min vertical reeling, a 15 N/mm² maximum tensile load and ±25°/m torsion. Compare these limits with the crane's speed and acceleration.
04What is the difference between CUR-2PNCT and CUR-3PNCT?
Both are 600 V AC festoon cables to JIS C 3327 with Class 5 tinned copper, EPR insulation and a chloroprene sheath in 2 to 24 cores. CUR-2PNCT is the standard grade for light and medium-duty festoon up to 60 m travel, such as workshop hoists and light gantry cranes. CUR-3PNCT adds a canvas reinforcement layer under the sheath for heavy-duty, long-travel festoon on RTG and RMG cranes and stacker-reclaimers.
05Can the YY, LiYY, YSLYSY or PUR-JZ cables be used on reels or festoons?
Their product pages give no reeling or festoon rating. They are general-purpose low-voltage types for fixed or occasionally moved wiring: YY and LiYY are unscreened PVC cables, YSLYSY has an overall copper braid or foil/braid screen, and PUR-JZ has a PUR sheath with numbered cores and a green-yellow earth for handling equipment. Confirm voltage, temperature and motion duty for the exact variant.
06What should I send with a port crane cable RFQ?
The crane type and handling system (reel, festoon, basket or chain); rated voltage, cores, cross-sections, screening and any data or fibre elements; travel length or lift height, speed and acceleration; drum core, sheave and roller diameters and trolley spacing; ambient temperature and exposure to water, oil, UV or salt; the required standard, flame or halogen-free requirement and documents; and the length per drum, with the existing cable marking for replacements.
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