Single‑Girder Bridge Crane
A single‑girder crane uses one bridge beam with the hoist typically suspended under the girder.
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Ideal for light to medium‑duty applications
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Lower installation cost
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Efficient for everyday production and maintenance tasks
Double‑Girder Bridge Crane
A double‑girder crane uses two bridge beams for increased strength and hook height.
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Supports higher capacities and longer spans
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Allows top‑running trolley and specialized lifting devices
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Best for heavy manufacturing and steel fabrication
Top‑Running Bridge Crane
The crane rides on rails mounted on top of the runway beams.
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Maximum lifting height
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Supports both single and double girders
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Ideal for heavy‑duty industrial environments
Under‑Running (Underhung) Crane
The crane is suspended from the runway beams.
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Best for facilities with limited headroom
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Smooth operation in tight spaces
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Can integrate with monorail systems
Gantry Cranes
Gantry cranes operate like bridge cranes but are supported by legs that run on ground‑level rails or wheels.
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No building support required
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Available in fixed, semi‑gantry, and portable designs
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Ideal for outdoor yards, precast concrete, and fabrication shops
Monorail Cranes
Monorail cranes use a single beam or track for linear movement.
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Perfect for repetitive, straight‑line workflows
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Common in assembly lines, paint booths, and process areas
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Simple, economical, and easy to integrate
Workstation Cranes
Modular, ergonomic lifting systems designed for small work areas.
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Capacities up to 2,000 kg
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Reduces operator fatigue and injury risk
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Ideal for maintenance bays, packaging, and light manufacturing
Jib Cranes
A jib crane features a rotating boom mounted to a wall or floor column.
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Provides localized lifting coverage
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180° to 360° rotation
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Common in workstations, loading areas, and repair bays
Wall‑Mounted Cranes
A wall‑mounted crane provides horizontal movement along a track system attached to a building wall.
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Saves floor space
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Ideal for production lines and work cells
Custom & Specialty Cranes
Designed for unique applications or environments. Examples include:
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Explosion‑proof cranes
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Clean‑room cranes
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High‑temperature cranes
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Automated cranes (CMAA Class E/F)
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Magnet, vacuum, and grab‑attachment cranes