Girder Crane

Main Components

• Electric Chain Hoist: The primary lifting unit powered by an electric motor, driving the lifting chain for vertical movement.

• Load Chain: Constructed from high-strength alloy, providing smooth, controlled lifting performance.

• Trolley: Supports the hoist and moves along the crane’s girder horizontally; compatible with single or double girder configurations.

• Girder: The main structural beam, available as a profile or box girder, supporting both trolley and hoist.

• Hooks: Forged steel hooks manufactured according to industrial safety standards for secure lifting.

• Control System: Operable via pendant control with festoon system or optional wireless remote control.

• Travel Motor & Drive: Stepless motion enables precise, smooth horizontal movement of the crane.

• Power Supply System: Drag chain or cable system ensures consistent and reliable power delivery to the hoist.

Technical Specifications

Key Advantages

• Compact & Lightweight: Designed for easy installation and relocation, perfect for areas with limited headroom.

• Economical: Reduces upfront costs and minimizes maintenance expenses.

• Accurate Load Handling: Ensures precise vertical lifting and positioning of materials.

• Quiet & Smooth Operation: Low noise and minimal vibration, ideal for indoor environments.

• Easy Setup: Well-suited for small cranes, monorail systems, or ceiling-mounted applications.

Comparison with Other Cranes

Applications

Girder cranes are commonly used in a variety of indoor settings, including:

• Small-scale manufacturing workshops

• Equipment maintenance and repair shops

• Production lines and assembly areas

• Warehouses and logistics hubs

• Automotive and parts manufacturing facilities

• Light construction and prefabrication sites

Due to their simplicity, efficiency, and safety features, electric chain hoist cranes are an excellent solution for businesses that require frequent, light-duty lifting with minimal space and setup requirements.