Cantilever Gantry Crane

Main Components

• Main Girder: The horizontal beam that holds and supports the hoisting trolley. It can be designed as either a single or double girder for varying load capacities.

• Support Legs: Vertical columns that provide structural stability to the main girder, connecting it to the ground rails or wheels for movement.

• End Carriages / Wheels: Positioned at the base of the legs, these allow the crane to traverse along the ground rails or surface, enabling mobility.

• Hoisting Trolley: This component moves along the main girder, carrying the hoist that raises and lowers the load.

• Hoist: Available in either wire rope or chain configurations, it is responsible for performing the lifting and lowering operations of the load.

• Electrical System: The power source that drives all crane movements, including control panels, motors, and wiring necessary for operation.

• Control Options: Includes pendant control, wireless remote control, or an operator cabin, offering flexibility based on operational preferences and requirements.

Technical Specifications

Key Advantages

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

• Ideal for Outdoor Use: Designed for environments lacking an overhead structure, perfect for outdoor lifting tasks.

• Tailored Design: Fully customizable to accommodate various spans, heights, and rail types for different operational needs.

• Cost-Effective Setup: Eliminates the need for constructing additional support beams, reducing installation costs.

• Flexible Control Options: Offers manual, remote, or cabin control based on user preferences and operational requirements.

• Enhanced Efficiency: Features fast lifting speeds and intelligent systems that enhance overall productivity.

Comparison with Other Crane Types

Typical Applications

• Shipbuilding and Maintenance Facilities: Ideal for use in shipyards for construction and repair of vessels.

• Steel Manufacturing Plants: Perfect for handling heavy steel components in fabrication and production environments.

• Port Container Handling: Efficient for loading and unloading containers at ports, streamlining cargo handling operations.

• Precast Concrete Production Areas: Designed for lifting and assembling precast concrete components in yards or construction sites.

• Heavy Equipment Assembly Zones: Ideal for assembling large machinery or equipment in dedicated production areas.

• Industrial Warehouses for Heavy Goods: Suited for moving and storing heavy materials in large industrial storage spaces.