Customized Double Girder Overhead Bridge Crane 20 Ton

Product Description:

Technical Parameters:

Types of Gantry Cranes:
Single Girder Gantry Crane:

This crane has a single horizontal beam (girder) that carries the load. It is suitable for lighter loads and smaller spans.

Double Girder Gantry Crane:

A double girder gantry crane uses two horizontal beams, providing greater lifting capacity and stability for heavier loads.

Semi-Gantry Crane:

A semi-gantry crane has one leg running on rails while the other side is supported on a fixed structure, such as a wall. It is typically used in constrained spaces.

Full Gantry Crane:

A full gantry crane has two support legs, each running on rails, providing full mobility and a larger range of lifting capacity.

Working Principle:
Lifting Motion:

The hoist mechanism raises and lowers loads. The hoist is driven by an electric motor, providing precise control over the lifting process.

Horizontal Movement:

The trolley moves along the length of the bridge, allowing the crane to position the load horizontally across the working area.

Crane Movement:

The support legs run on rails, allowing the entire crane to move horizontally across the site. This provides flexibility to cover a large working area.

Advantages of Gantry Cranes:
High Load Capacity:

Gantry cranes are capable of lifting very heavy loads, making them ideal for applications like shipping, industrial manufacturing, and construction.

Versatility:

They can operate without the need for fixed tracks or installations, making them adaptable for various outdoor environments and open spaces.

Efficient Operation:

With their ability to move both horizontally and vertically, gantry cranes allow for fast and efficient material handling.

Stability and Safety:

The design of the gantry crane provides excellent stability, even when lifting heavy or oversized loads.

Applications:
Ports and Shipping: Used for unloading and loading shipping containers and heavy cargo.

Factories and Workshops: Ideal for lifting heavy machinery or large production components.

Construction Sites: Used to move construction materials such as steel beams, concrete, or pre-fabricated structures.

Warehouses and Logistics: Employed in large warehouses to lift and move goods, especially in areas with heavy traffic or limited space.

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