border terminal crane capacity

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The border terminal crane capacity is the maximum performance capability of cranes at a border terminal, measured by lifting capacity and handling throughput (e.g., tons per hour) for the terminal area. It reflects the terminal’s ability to load/unload goods during border clearance and related operations, factoring in operating hours, utilization, and crane efficiency.

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