A BESS straddle carrier is a straddle carrier configured for the geometry and approved lifting requirements of a battery energy storage system container. The payload is the complete loaded system, including installed components and any lifting attachments.
35, 60 and 80 t energy storage models
The standard 35 t series and the 60–80 t energy storage container series are listed separately in the manufacturer’s catalogue. Their frame sizes and lifting attachments differ; review the finished BESS lifting drawing against the proposed model.
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| Model | Lifting capacity (t) | Overall L × W × H (mm) | Inner width (mm) | Secondary lift (mm) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| HKY3532B5 | 35 | 9100 × 5100 × 5450 | 3200 | Not listed (N/A) |
| HKY3532A | 35 | 7100 × 5100 × 6050 | 3200 | 1550 |
| HKY6037 | 60 | 12000 × 5600 × 6400 | 3700 | 1700 |
| HKY8037 | 80 | 12000 × 5900 × 6400 | 3700 | 1700 |
| Model | Brochure lifting attachment | Min. ground clearance (mm) |
|---|---|---|
| HKY3532B5 | Chain and lock assembly | 240 |
| HKY3532A | Automatic spreader | 240 |
| HKY6037 | Oversized-load spreader | 300 |
| HKY8037 | Oversized-load spreader | 300 |
The brochure marks secondary lift as N/A for HKY3532B5. This does not mean the machine has no lifting function. “Secondary lift” reproduces the catalogue field and is not a statement of total hook height or container stacking height.
Manufacturer source: Ruiding straddle carrier brochure, PDF page 3. Brochure values describe the listed versions; confirm the current offered configuration and operating conditions in your quotation.
Compare 35, 60 and 80 t electric versions or the SSC35 energy storage carrier.
Where this equipment fits
- Containerised energy storage movement between manufacturing and staging positions.
- Handling of assembled storage systems within a suitable operating site.
- Project-specific lifting and transfer of energy storage units.
Plan the load and the route
Obtain handling instructions from the energy storage system supplier. Battery equipment inside a container can affect its mass distribution and permitted movement conditions. Define the centre of gravity, lifting points, support requirements and any limits on shock or tilt before discussing the carrier. Ruiding’s original catalogue lists mobile energy storage straddle carriers; compatibility with a particular BESS unit requires project review.
Equipment-specific project inputs
| Project input | What to confirm |
|---|---|
| Finished system mass | Complete assembled BESS mass and the location of its centre of gravity. |
| Supplier handling instructions | Approved lifting points and permitted handling orientation. |
| Movement limits | Any system-supplier limits on tilt, shock or movement of the assembled unit. |
| Protection clearances | Space around doors, accessories and other exposed system components. |
| Process interfaces | Positions used for assembly, staging and loading, with a site layout. |
| Verification conditions | Agreed load, route and placement checks for the proposed configuration. |
The table describes information needed for selection. Rated performance and the offered configuration are confirmed in an individual equipment proposal.
Selection questions for this equipment
Can a BESS unit use ordinary container lifting instructions?
Follow the energy storage system supplier’s instructions for the finished unit. Internal equipment and mass distribution can introduce requirements beyond an empty container.
What should the BESS supplier confirm first?
Obtain the complete system mass, centre of gravity, approved lifting drawing and permitted movement conditions before selecting the carrier and attachments.
Compare the relevant options
Continue with BESS handling workflow, cabinet handling requirements.
Prepare your equipment enquiry
Use the RFQ checklist to organise load drawings, route and duty information, then send your project requirements. Read the project FAQs for quotation and service questions.
Company and equipment information is based on Ruiding’s original company website. Project specifications and commercial terms are confirmed in an individual proposal.
