Overhead travelling cranes

We design and manufacture various types of overhead travelling cranes for low-headroom and space constrained work areas.

Suspension methods

Freestanding I-beam cranes

Freestanding I-beam cranes are used to cover larger factory areas with an option of geared or powered travel. Freestanding systems are used when the roof structure does not have the capacity to take the crane.

Ceiling mounted I-beam cranes

Ceiling mounted I-beam crane can be mounted to an existing roof structures if it can take the loadings. Offering powered and geared solutions to move larger loads without having a structure obstructing the floor.

Product variations

Top running cranes

1Low headroom, hoist + beam
2Bridge running on top of parallel rails
3Powered, push or geared options
4Increased safe working loads
5Large bridge spans

Underslung I-beam cranes (powered travel)

1Fit to existing structures or ceilings
2The bridge can have a cantilever
3Powered, push or geared options
4Increased safe working loads
5Large bridge spans

Articulated I-beam crane

1Fit to existing structures or ceilings
2Short wheel base end carriages
3Increase end on approach on the runway
4Manual travel
5Shorter spans

Specification

Advantages

SWL 250-10000kg
Spans 2-10m
Manual/push or geared travel
Indoor or outdoor use
Freestanding or ceiling mount options
Yellow powder coat finish / galvanised
All powered end carriages are inverter driven
Radio and pendant control available

Overhead travelling cranes can move larger loads with a great deal of control
Geared travel cranes can move larger loads when a power supply is not available and the load is too heavy for a manual system
Large spans are available to cover bigger working areas
Powered travel enables the user to lift over obstacles where a manual system would not give access

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