Overhead travelling crane

The overhead travelling crane, commonly called the bridge crane, consists of metal framework, lifting mechanism, travelling mechanism, and electric control systems. The metal framework spans the rail center distance, and the lifting mechanism travels along the main beam of the crane. The rail center distance is the distance between the centers of two parallel rails, which are mounted on longitudinal load-bearing beams and fixed to opposite steel columns by brackets.

This type of crane is most commonly used in workshops, warehouses, power plants and factories. Overhead travelling crane can be operated by pendent control handle, wireless remote control or operation cabin

Compact structure, light weight, small wheel pressureesponsive

Stable performance and smooth operation

Flexible drive, no noise

Modular design, easy installation and maintenance

The overhead travelling cranes we design and produce have the following advantages

Single girder overhead travelling crane

New type single girder overhead travelling crane

Loading capacity: up to 20t

Span of crane: up to 35m

Lifting height: up to 18m

Lifting speed: frequency conversion, customizable

Travelling speed: frequency conversion, customizable

Loading capacity: up to 20t

Span of crane: up to 35m

Lifting height: up to 18m

Lifting speed: single speed or dual speed

Travelling speed: single speed

Loading capacity: up to 32t

Span of crane: up to 35m

Lifting height: up to 18m

Lifting speed: customizable

Travelling speed: customizable

Common type single girder overhead travelling crane

Special type single girder overhead travelling crane

On a single girder overhead travelling crane, the metal framework consists of one main beam supported on each side by an end beam. The lifting mechanism adopts electric hoists which are most commonly underhung—meaning they run on the bottom flange of the main beam.

Double girder overhead travelling crane

On a double girder overhead travelling crane, the metal framework consists of two parallel main beam supported on each side by an same end beam. The lifting mechanism adopts electric hoists or trolleys which usually run on tracks laid on two parallel main beams. This type of cranes are recommended for heavy-duty applications where the crane has to handle heavier capacities and longer spans. Because of this, the components of the crane system, including the electric hoist and trolley, are more complex in design—making double girder cranes more expensive than a single girder crane.

Trolley type double girder overhead travelling crane

Hoist type double girder overhead travelling crane

Special type double girder overhead travelling crane

Loading capacity: up to 200t

Span of crane: up to 40m

Lifting height: up to 24m

Lifting speed: customizable

Travelling speed: customizable

Loading capacity: up to 100t

Span of crane: up to 40m

Lifting height: up to 12m

Lifting speed: customizable

Travelling speed: customizable

Loading capacity: up to 500t

Span of crane: up to 40m

Lifting height: up to 30m

Lifting speed: customizable

Travelling speed: customizable

Suspended overhead travelling crane

The rails of a suspended overhead travelling crane are secured to the ceiling of the building. The elimination of dedicated support columns provides additional floor space, but limits lifting capacity.

New type suspended overhead travelling crane

Loading capacity: up to 12.5t

Span of crane: up to 10m

Lifting height: up to 12m

Lifting speed: frequency conversion, customizable

Travelling speed: frequency conversion, customizable

Common type suspended overhead travelling crane

Cantilever type suspended overhead travelling crane

Loading capacity: up to 10t

Span of crane: up to 10m

Lifting height: up to 12m

Lifting speed: single speed or dual speed

Travelling speed: single speed

Loading capacity: up to 12.5t

Span of crane: up to 10m

Lifting height: up to 12m

Lifting speed: customizable

Travelling speed: customizable