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Cranes - Overheadcranes

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) - Cranes

1. What are the different types of industrial cranes manufactured by Cranetech Equipments?

Cranetech manufactures a comprehensive range of industrial cranes, including Single Girder Overhead Cranes, Double Girder Overhead Cranes, EOT (Electric Overhead Travelling) Cranes, HOT (Hand Operated Travelling) Cranes, JIB Cranes, Gantry/Goliath Cranes, Underslung Cranes, and Portable Cranes.

2. How do I choose between a Single Girder and a Double Girder Crane?

Single girder cranes are best suited for lighter to medium loads (up to 20 Tons) with shorter spans and limited factory headroom, offering a cost-effective lifting solution. Double girder cranes are recommended for heavy-duty lifting (up to 100+ Tons), longer spans, and severe duty cycles requiring higher hook heights.

3. What industries benefit most from installing overhead industrial cranes?

Overhead cranes are essential across steel processing plants, foundries, power generation stations, automotive assembly plants, heavy equipment manufacturing, paper mills, chemical industries, and logistics warehouses.

4. What is the difference between an EOT Crane and a HOT Crane?

An EOT (Electric Overhead Travelling) crane is fully powered by electric motors for lifting, cross-travel, and long-travel motions, ideal for frequent and heavy usage. A HOT (Hand Operated Travelling) crane operates manually via chain pulleys and hand chains, suitable for low-frequency lifting or facilities without continuous electrical power.

5. What lifting capacities and span customizations are available?

Cranetech designs custom cranes with load capacities ranging from 1 Ton up to 100+ Tons, with customized spans up to 35+ meters and lifting heights tailored to your building architecture and workflow requirements.

6. What built-in safety features are standard on Cranetech industrial cranes?

Our cranes are equipped with fail-safe electromagnetic brakes, overload limiters, upper and lower hoist limit switches, cross and long travel limiters, emergency stop systems, anti-collision devices, and warning alarm sirens.

7. What maintenance routine is recommended to ensure crane safety and longevity?

Regular maintenance includes periodic lubrication of wire ropes, open gears, and bearings, inspecting brake shoe wear, testing safety limit switches and emergency stops, checking runway rail alignments, and scheduling certified annual load testing.

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