6 Ton Overhead Crane

Main Components

• Main Girder: The primary horizontal beam that supports the hoist trolley, available in both single or double girder configurations for flexibility.

• Support Legs: Vertical columns that hold up the main girder and connect to either the ground rails or wheels, providing structural stability.

• End Carriages/Wheels: Positioned at the bottom of the legs, these components enable smooth travel along the rails or ground surface for easy crane movement.

• Hoisting Trolley: Moves along the girder and holds the hoist, facilitating the lifting and lowering of loads.

• Hoist: The mechanism used for lifting and lowering loads, typically powered by either a wire rope or chain system depending on the requirements.

• Electrical System: Supplies power to the crane, including control panels, motors, and wiring for seamless operation of all movements.

• Control Options: Offers various control methods, including pendant control, wireless remote, or an operator cabin, depending on the specific operational requirements.

Technical Specifications

Key Advantages

• Impressive Load Capacity: Capable of lifting extremely heavy loads, with a capacity of up to 200 tons.

• Outdoor Use: Ideal for locations where there is no existing overhead structure.

• Flexible Design: Customizable to accommodate various spans, heights, and rail configurations.

• Budget-Friendly Setup: No need for additional structural support beams, reducing installation costs.

• Multiple Control Options: Offers flexibility with manual, remote, or cabin-based control, depending on your operational preferences.

• Optimized Performance: Provides fast lifting speeds and advanced features that enhance efficiency and productivity.

Comparison with Other Crane Types

Typical Applications

• Shipbuilding and Maintenance Facilities: Perfect for lifting and transporting heavy components in shipyards.

• Steel Manufacturing Plants: Ideal for handling steel materials and heavy fabrication tasks.

• Port Operations: Used for efficient loading and unloading of containers at ports.

• Precast Concrete Production Areas: Facilitates handling of precast concrete elements during assembly.

• Heavy Equipment Assembly Areas: Designed for the lifting and movement of large machinery and equipment during assembly.

• Industrial Storage Facilities: Perfect for use in heavy-duty warehousing environments to move large, bulky items.