BRIDGE CRANES

Overall Structure:
A bridge crane essentially consists of a horizontal beam, known as the bridge, that traverses across a workspace.This bridge moves along runways or rails that are typically positioned overhead.A trolley then moves along this bridge, and the hoist, which is the lifting mechanism, is attached to this trolley.
Components:
Bridge : This is the main horizontal beam that spans the width of the area where the crane operates.It is responsible for the lateral movement of the crane. Bridges can be either single-girder (for lighter loads) or double-girder (for heavier loads).
Runways : These are the fixed rails that the bridge travels along. They are usually mounted to the building's structure. Runways define the length of the crane's travel.
Trolley:
This is a unit that moves along the bridge and carries the hoist. It provides the horizontal movement of the load along the bridge.
Hoist : This is the lifting mechanism that raises and lowers the load. It can use wire ropes, chains, or other lifting devices.

Overhead Crane Types

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Bridge Cranes
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Gantry Cranes
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Jib Cranes
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Monorail Cranes
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Workstation Cranes
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Top Running Cranes
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Under Running Cranes
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Other
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#1.Project Reference

Singgle Girder Overhead Cranes 5T-11M Span with Free Standing

→   Single Girder Crane (Beam Girder)

→   SWL 5 T. - 11M. Span

→   with Free Standing Runway Structure

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