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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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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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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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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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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Share the span, load and operating conditions of your facility; we will determine the right crane type and capacity together.