Description

The underslung cranes is specifically designed for industrial material handling, aiming to enhance production efficiency and ensure workplace safety. It operates along tracks mounted on roofs or support structures, enabling material handling in three-dimensional space. Characterized by modular design, high-strength materials, compact structure, and advanced electrical control systems, the crane is easy to assemble, dismantle, and transport, while ensuring stability and durability. Its advantages of saving floor space and flexible layout maximize the utilization of the working area. The suspended crane is widely used in various industries such as automobile manufacturing, machinery manufacturing, warehousing and logistics, aerospace, and food processing.

Parameters

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Feature

• Space-saving: Suspended cranes can be directly installed on the roof structure of existing factories, thereby saving space and reducing costs.
• Flexible Operation: With small operating limits for the trolley, it can move freely in three-dimensional space, facilitating precise positioning and operation.
• Strong Carrying Capacity: Suspended cranes are designed reasonably with rigid I-beams optimizing load distribution, enabling them to bear large loads and impacts, ensuring operational safety.
• Safe and Reliable: Equipped with multiple safety devices, they ensure the safety and reliability of the crane during operation. Additionally, high-strength bolts are used to connect the end beams, enhancing the rigidity and stability of the overall structure.

Applications

• Manufacturing: In the manufacturing industry, suspended cranes are widely used for material handling and transportation. They can shorten production cycles and improve production efficiency.
• Warehousing and Logistics: They are used for rapid handling and storage of goods in warehouses, improving the efficiency of logistics operations and reducing labor costs.
• Construction Work: In construction work, suspended cranes can be used for lifting and transporting building materials and equipment, reducing the labor intensity of workers and improving construction efficiency.