Frequently Asked Questions
Straddle Carriers are designed for transporting high-tonnage, oversized, and under-slung loads that must be lifted, carried, and positioned within the same operation. Typical loads include containers, heavy steel structures, modular equipment, large machinery components, and project cargo. FADA Straddle Carrier solutions are developed for facilities seeking to reduce crane dependency, streamline yard operations, and perform lifting and transportation with a single integrated system.
FADA Straddle Carrier systems are custom-engineered based on load weight, dimensions, lifting height, and site conditions. Load capacities can be scaled from tens of tons to significantly higher tonnages depending on project requirements. Systems can be configured with hydraulic lifting mechanisms, multi-axle structures, fully electric or hybrid drive systems, and optional automation or remote-control infrastructure. This modular engineering approach allows adaptation to both indoor and outdoor heavy-duty operations.
Straddle Carriers provide a significant advantage in operations where lifting and transportation must be performed continuously and efficiently by a single machine. Unlike crane-and-vehicle combinations, a Straddle Carrier reduces handling steps, manpower requirements, and operational downtime. In yards where fixed crane infrastructure is limited or flexibility is required, Straddle Carriers improve safety, enhance load control, and deliver long-term operational cost benefits for repetitive heavy-load handling tasks.






