5 Ton Overhead Bridge Crane

Main Components

• Main Girder: The horizontal structural component that supports the hoisting trolley. Available in both single and double girder configurations.

• Support Columns: Vertical supports that secure the main girder and connect it to the ground rails or wheels.

• End Carriages/Wheels: Positioned at the base of the support columns, allowing the crane to move along the rails or ground surface smoothly.

• Hoisting Trolley: A mobile component that travels along the girder, supporting the hoist for lifting and lowering heavy loads.

• Hoist: The lifting mechanism, available in wire rope or chain versions, responsible for the vertical movement of the load.

• Electrical System: Powers the crane’s movements, consisting of control panels, motors, and wiring to facilitate smooth operation.

• Control Options: Available in various formats, such as pendant control, wireless remote, or operator cabin, depending on the operational needs of the facility.

Technical Specifications

Key Advantages

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

• Ideal for Outdoor Use: Perfect for settings where there are no overhead structures.

• Tailored Design: Customizable to fit varying spans, lifting heights, and rail configurations.

• Economical Setup: Eliminates the need for constructing additional support beams.

• Flexible Control Options: Offers manual, remote, or cabin controls to suit operational needs.

• Enhanced Productivity: Features quick lifting speeds and advanced smart capabilities to boost efficiency.

Comparison with Other Crane Types

Typical Applications

• Shipbuilding and Repair Facilities: Ideal for heavy lifting and precise positioning of ship parts during construction or repair, ensuring maximum efficiency in tight spaces.

• Steel Manufacturing and Fabrication Plants: Perfect for moving large steel beams and other heavy materials, facilitating faster production and reducing manual labor.

• Container Handling and Loading/Unloading at Ports: Streamline the process of loading, unloading, and storing containers, improving turnaround times and reducing operational costs at ports.

• Precast Concrete Production and Assembly Sites: Efficiently handle precast concrete elements for construction projects, reducing the risk of damage during transportation and assembly.

• Large Equipment Assembly Zones: Facilitates the assembly of heavy machinery and equipment, improving accuracy, safety, and productivity in manufacturing plants.

• Heavy Duty Industrial Warehouses: Provides efficient material handling in warehouses, helping to move bulky items with ease while optimizing storage space.