WORKSTATION CRANES

Overall Structure:
Workstation cranes are designed for localized material handling within a specific work area. Their structure is typically lighter and more flexible than traditional overhead cranes. They often utilize modular components that can be customized to fit the specific needs of the workstation.
Components:
Lightweight Rail Systems : Workstation cranes often use lightweight aluminum or steel rail systems. These rails allow for smooth and easy movement of the trolley and hoist.
Modular Design : They are frequently constructed using modular components, allowing for easy reconfiguration and expansion. This modularity makes them adaptable to changing workstation layouts.
Enclosed Track Systems : Many workstation cranes feature enclosed track systems, which protect the trolley and hoist from debris and provide smooth, quiet operation.
Jib Crane Configurations : Workstation cranes can also be configured as jib cranes, providing circular or semi-circular coverage within the workstation.
Bridge Crane Configurations : They can also be configured as small bridge crane systems, that are designed to cover a rectangular work area.
Ergonomic Design : Workstation cranes are often designed with ergonomics in mind, making them easy to operate and reducing operator fatigue.
Freestanding or Ceiling-Mounted : Workstation cranes can be either freestanding, supported by floor-mounted columns, or ceiling-mounted, attached to the building's structure.

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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