For sale and ready for delivery, we have the Heila marine crane HLM25/3S – a compact folding crane. In demanding marine operations, reliability, flexibility, and efficient use of deck space are essential. Heila has developed the HLM series specifically for workboats, tugboats, and service vessels, where compact design and high maneuverability are key. The crane combines robust construction, precise control, and reliable performance, even under harsh conditions.

The HLM series combines high lifting capacity with a compact, space-saving design, making it ideal for installation on vessels, workboats, and offshore applications. The cranes are engineered in accordance with recognized marine standards and delivered with a focus on safe operation and reliable performance. Each unit is built with corrosion-resistant materials and optimized for minimal maintenance, ensuring stable operation even under demanding marine conditions and continuous exposure.

Heila HLM25/3S – Foldable Marine Crane

Compact and fully foldable hydraulic crane designed for efficient lifting operations on workboats, tugboats, pontoons, and service vessels.

Lifting Capacity (WLL):
Up to 4,940 kg at 4.81 m outreach
2,200 kg at maximum outreach of 10.58 m

Approvals:
CE marked according to Machinery Directive 2006/42/EC, EN 13852 (offshore cranes), and relevant ISO standards. Can be delivered in compliance with DNV and NORSOK R‑002 requirements upon request.

Performance:
Outreach up to 10.58 m
Up to 400° rotation (non-continuous)
Equipped with winch – lifting capacity by winch up to 2 tonnes

Features:
Fully foldable telescopic boom
Rack & pinion slewing system for precise control
Compact and lightweight design, optimized for limited deck space

Options:
Customization according to classification societies (DNV, etc.)
Remote control and tailored control systems
Corrosion protection adapted for offshore environments

Dimensions and weight:
Compact configuration for easy integration (exact dimensions available on request)

Applications:
Ideal for marine operations where space, flexibility, and reliability are critical, particularly on smaller vessels and in demanding offshore environments.