3 ton Overhead Crane

Main Components

• Wire Rope Hoist: The main lifting mechanism that utilizes a drum to wind and unwind wire rope for vertical motion.

• Lifting Rope: Standard synthetic rope is used, with the option to upgrade to a high-strength steel wire rope for more demanding lifting tasks.

• Trolley: Supports the hoist and moves horizontally along the crane’s beam, available in both single and double girder configurations.

• Main Girder: The horizontal structural beam that carries the hoist and trolley, designed in either profile or box girder styles.

• End Carriages: These house the wheels that facilitate the crane’s movement along the rails or ground track.

• Hooks: Manufactured to meet the DIN 15401 standards for secure and reliable lifting.

• Control System: Operates via a pendant control system, wireless remote control, or smart control features, depending on your operational needs.

• Electrical System: Comprises motors, wiring, and optional smart features like hook centering, load detection, and obstacle avoidance for enhanced safety and efficiency.

Technical Specifications

Key Advantages

• High Lifting Capacity: Typically from 1 ton up to dozens of tons, or even higher for special applications

• Suitable for Complex Working Conditions: Performs reliably under high-frequency and high-intensity operations

• Long Service Life: Steel wire rope offers excellent wear resistance, ideal for long-term continuous use

• Fast Lifting Speed: Ensures higher efficiency, especially beneficial for long lifting strokes

• Highly Customizable: Flexible design options to suit different rail systems and working environments

Comparison with Other Cranes

Lifting Capacity

• Wire Rope Hoist Crane: Capable of handling medium to heavy loads, with capacities reaching up to 80 tons.

• Chain Hoist Crane: Designed for light to medium lifting, typically handling up to 5 tons.

• Jib Crane: Best for light-duty tasks, supporting loads up to 2 tons.

• Workstation Crane: Ideal for small-scale lifting, with a maximum capacity of 2 tons.

Lifting Speed

• Wire Rope Hoist Crane: Features fast lifting speeds for high-efficiency operations.

• Chain Hoist Crane: Operates at a moderate lifting speed, suitable for general use.

• Jib Crane: Offers slow to moderate lifting speed, best for precision tasks.

• Workstation Crane: Moderate speed, well-suited for assembly lines and labs.

Durability

• Wire Rope Hoist Crane: Built for continuous, heavy-duty use in demanding environments.

• Chain Hoist Crane: Designed for medium-duty tasks with a decent service life.

• Jib Crane: Moderate durability, suitable for occasional use.

• Workstation Crane: Moderate durability, ideal for repetitive light tasks.

Hoist Type

• Wire Rope Hoist Crane: Equipped with either synthetic or steel wire rope for robust lifting.

• Chain Hoist Crane: Uses chain for lifting, making it suitable for smaller, lighter loads.

• Jib Crane: Can be equipped with chain hoists or operated manually.

• Workstation Crane: Typically uses chain hoists for lifting operations.

Best Application

• Wire Rope Hoist Crane: Best suited for industrial plants and heavy manufacturing lines.

• Chain Hoist Crane: Ideal for warehouses and maintenance tasks.

• Jib Crane: Perfect for workstations and localized lifting applications.

• Workstation Crane: Designed for assembly lines, labs, and tasks requiring regular small lifting.

Installation

• Wire Rope Hoist Crane: Requires a runway or gantry for installation, suitable for large-scale operations.

• Chain Hoist Crane: Easy to install with minimal setup.

• Jib Crane: Mounted on a wall or floor, perfect for confined spaces.

• Workstation Crane: Modular structure, easy to assemble and configure.

Customization

• Wire Rope Hoist Crane: Highly customizable to meet specific operational needs.

• Chain Hoist Crane: Medium customization options for various lifting needs.

• Jib Crane: Limited customization, primarily designed for lightweight tasks.

• Workstation Crane: Medium customization options for tailored lifting solutions.

Application Industry

• Steel and metal processing plants

• Equipment manufacturing workshops

• Heavy machinery assembly lines

• Infrastructure and construction projects

• Warehousing and logistics centers

• Power plants and mining operations