INDUSTRIAL CRANE MANUFACTURING
We manufacture gantry, overhead, jib and electric crane systems. Span, lifting height, load case and duty class are calculated separately for each facility.
OUR PRODUCTION RANGE
The most requested models.
Overhead Cranes
A two-girder overhead crane for heavy capacity, long spans and intensive duty. The trolley runs on top of the girders, giving high hook height and the option of multiple trolleys. Capacity 5–500 t, duty class FEM 1Am – FEM 5M.
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Jib Cranes
A jib standing on its own column, needing no wall. It can be placed anywhere on the floor and slews 360 degrees where nothing obstructs it; the foundation is the governing item.
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Special Cranes
A crane designed for the safe handling of molten metal ladles, built with heat-resistant construction, a dual brake system and a hook mechanism specific to the ladle trunnion; duty class FEM 4m.
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Lifting systems whose legs travel on floor rails, putting no load on the building structure. They suit open yards, storage areas and facilities where additional roof load is not acceptable. On cantilever models the bridge girder extends beyond the legs, so the working area reaches past the rail gauge.
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Lifting systems running on two rails along the building, covering the whole production area. Single girder models are the economical answer at light and medium capacities; double girder models are preferred for high capacity, long spans and intensive duty. Elevated models add hook height through a special leg structure.
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Point-of-use lifting solutions that slew around a single machine, welding station or group of equipment. Where an overhead crane covering the whole bay is unnecessary, they create an assist lifting point within the operator’s reach. Wall-mounted models occupy no floor; pipe-type models stand on their own column wherever needed.
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The unit that actually does the lifting: the crane trolley. How it sits on the girder directly determines how much of the building’s headroom can be used. Low and super-low models increase hook height in buildings with limited headroom; underslung models run on monorail lines; side-hung models suit wall-side and special track applications.
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Lifting systems engineered from scratch for conditions a catalogue product cannot meet. Foundry lines carrying molten metal ladles, areas with explosive gas or dust, large-span sites such as shipyards, and lines where the load must be rotated in place all fall into this group. Each is calculated for its own load, temperature and safety scenario.
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The wheel, gearbox and frame assembly that moves the crane along the rail. It matters as much as lifting capacity: a wrongly specified travel unit wears the rail, makes the crane skew and puts unexpected load on the structure. Bogie type models spread the load over more wheels, reducing wheel pressure at heavy capacities.
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Motorised cars that move a load from point to point on floor rails without lifting it. They are used for the horizontal movement of coils, dies, reels and similar heavy parts within a line, keeping production flowing while the crane is busy or when lifting is unnecessary. The cradle is shaped to suit the part being carried.
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From girder fabrication to assembly, production runs in our own plant, so the process is followed without depending on an intermediate supplier.
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Span, lifting height, duty class and load case are calculated separately for each facility; no ready-made template is applied.
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Every decision from weld preparation to gearbox selection rests on calculation. Control points sit inside the process, not at its end.
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Commissioning, periodic maintenance and spare-part support are handled by our own company after the sale.
HOW WE WORK
Capacity
5 – 500ton
Slew angle
360°
Duty class
FEM 4m
Each crane is engineered once the facility dimensions and load case are known. Fabrication, installation and commissioning are followed by periodic maintenance.
Our Vision
Feeding machine tools with single girder overhead cranes and jib cranes
Shaft cranes for ladle handling; heat-resistant construction
Handling loads beyond the rail span with gantry cranes
Shipyard cranes and long-span overhead systems
ATEX certified ex-proof crane systems
Share the span, load and operating conditions of your facility; we will determine the right crane type and capacity together.
From crane selection to periodic inspection obligations, from duty class to maintenance planning.
Regulation
The periodic inspection obligation for lifting equipment, where responsibility sits and why records matter.
Technology
The concrete effect of soft start and stop on load sway, rail wear and structural life.
Budget Guide
A crane price is not just tonnage: span, duty class, runway and installation all weigh in.