Gantry cranes, overhead cranes, jib cranes, electric hoists, special cranes, travel units and roll transfer cars.
24 products
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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Travel Units
Wheel, gearbox, motor and frame assembly for heavy-duty gantry cranes. It runs on floor rails, with wheel pressure set against the yard bearing capacity.
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Transfer Cars
A motorised car that moves the load horizontally on rails without lifting it. It handles in-line movement of coils, reels and dies without occupying the crane.
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Gantry Cranes
A gantry crane whose bridge girder overhangs the leg line at one end. It lowers the hook onto the loading lane beside the rail gauge, widening the working area without laying extra track.
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Overhead Cranes
A leg structure lifts the bridge above the rail line to gain extra hook height. It adds lifting height in an existing building without touching the roof, suiting long and bulky loads.
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Jib Cranes
Two slewing arms mounted on the same wall line. They serve two adjacent stations from one mounting line without taking floor space; where the working circles overlap, a part passes from arm to arm.
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Electric Hoists
The hook block pin is kept as low as possible to reduce overall trolley height. In workshops with limited headroom every centimetre saved is added directly to hook height.
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Special Cranes
Crane systems engineered for long spans and coastal conditions. Calculated for block lifting and plate handling scenarios, with corrosion protection chosen for the environment.
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Special Cranes
ATEX certified lifting systems for zones where explosive gas, vapour or dust may be present, built with materials, equipment and surface solutions that prevent spark formation.
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Travel Units
An articulated arrangement spreading the load over more wheels. It reduces pressure per wheel and rail wear at heavy capacities and absorbs rail deviations through articulation.
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Gantry Cranes
The most compact gantry layout, with the girder ending at the leg line. The working area is limited to the rail gauge, but the structure is lighter and wheel pressure and foundation cost fall.
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Jib Cranes
A single-arm jib fixed to a wall or existing column. It creates an assist lifting point at the machine, frees the overhead crane from small moves and takes no floor space.
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Electric Hoists
A trolley that travels suspended, using the lower flange of the beam as a rail. It is the standard solution for monorail lines and single girder cranes, reaching several stations on switched tracks.
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Special Cranes
Wheeled lifting equipment that works without being tied to a fixed rail. Used for temporary and infrequent work where a permanent crane makes no sense.
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Travel Units
A compact travel unit for single girder crane systems. Light construction, low rail load and simple maintenance; suitable for adding to an existing runway.
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Gantry Cranes
A model with the girder overhanging the legs on both sides. It reaches lanes on either side of the rail line, allowing symmetrical working and free yard layout.
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Overhead Cranes
The most common answer at light and medium capacities. A single main girder with an underslung trolley gives a light structure, low wheel load and economical installation — the type best suited to adding to an existing building.
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Electric Hoists
Drive and hook block are rearranged to reduce overall trolley height to a minimum. In buildings with genuinely restricted headroom it delivers lifting height a standard trolley cannot reach.
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Special Cranes
A system whose bridge trolley rotates about its own axis. It turns the load in place without carrying it, used to pass long parts through narrow openings.
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Gantry Cranes
A crane running on a floor rail on one side and a bracket rail fixed to a wall or column on the other. It works with a single row of legs, takes little floor and limits the load on the building.
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Electric Hoists
The classic layout with the hook block attached in its standard position. Where headroom is not a constraint it offers a roomier arrangement, easier servicing and lower cost.
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Electric Hoists
A trolley attached to the side face of the beam rather than its lower flange. On wall-side lines and obstructed routes it shifts the hook axis sideways to make work possible.
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