Bridge Crane

Main Components

• Main Girder: The horizontal beam that holds the hoisting trolley, available in both single and double girder configurations.

• Supporting Legs: Vertical pillars that provide structural support to the main girder and anchor the crane to the ground rails or wheels.

• End Carriages / Wheels: Positioned at the base of the supporting legs, these components enable the crane to travel along the rails or across the ground surface.

• Hoisting Trolley: Moves along the girder and supports the hoist, responsible for lifting and lowering heavy loads.

• Hoist: Typically a wire rope or chain hoist, this is the component that performs the lifting operation.

• Electrical System: Powers all crane functions, including control panels, motors, and wiring, ensuring smooth operation.

• Control Options: Available in several configurations, including pendant control, wireless remote control, or an operator cabin, based on the specific needs of the operation.

Technical Specifications

Key Advantages

• Impressive Lifting Power: Capable of lifting heavy loads weighing up to 200 tons.

• Ideal for Outdoor Use: Suited for applications where no overhead structure is available.

• Tailored to Your Needs: Offers flexibility in span, lift height, and rail configurations to suit various requirements.

• Affordable Setup: Eliminates the need for additional support beams, reducing installation costs.

• Flexible Control Choices: Provides options for manual, remote, or cabin-based operation, depending on user preference.

• Enhanced Efficiency: Fast lifting capabilities and intelligent features that boost overall productivity.

Comparison with Other Crane Types

Typical Applications

• Shipbuilding and Repair Yards

• Steel Fabrication Plants

• Container Loading/Unloading at Ports

• Precast Concrete Assembly Yards

• Large Equipment Assembly Areas

• Heavy Industrial Warehouses