Single girder crane catalogue

 

Single girder crane catalogue introduction

Single Girder Overhead Crane

• Lifting Capacity: 3.2t~16t
• Working Temperature: -25℃~40℃
• Standards: DIN, FEM, ISO

LD type single girder eot crane

• Lifting Weight: 1T-20T
• Span: 7.5m-28.5m
• Working Environment Temperature: -20 ℃ ~ 40℃
• Working Grade: A3-A4
• Control: electric control

LDP type electric single girder crane

• Working Environment Temperature: －20℃～+40℃
• Rated Load: 3T~10T
• Span: 7.5M~22.5M
• Working Grade: A3, A4

LDZ type single girder eot crane

• Lifting Capacity: 2~10T
• Span: 4.5~28.5M
• Working Environment Temperature: -20 c ~+40 c
• Control: electric control

LX type single girder eot suspension crane

• Lifting Weight: 0.5T-10 T
• Span: 3-16m
• Working Environment Temperature: -20℃~+40℃
• Control: electric control

SL Manual single girder bridge crane

• Weight: 0.5T~10T
• Working Environment Temperature: above -20℃
• Control: manual control

Single girder crane catalogue pdf

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Single girder crane is a kind of small overhead lifting equipment that typically comes in single girder construction.

It can be designed for general lifting purposes as well as special lifting applications, such as to lift and move a heavy load in workshops, warehouses, workstations, steel mills and chemical plants.

ld_single-girder_overhead_crane_specification pdf

Single Girder Crane Classifications

At American Crane, we offer our customers four unique single girder crane designs to meet their specific needs.

Class A – Infrequent or Standby 

These cranes provide precise handling at slow speeds and are suitable for various applications, including turbine rooms, public utilities, motor rooms, powerhouses, and transformer stations.

Class B – Light Service

Class B cranes are perfect for light service applications that have low-speed requirements. These cranes can typically handle two to five lifts an hour and are ideal for applications such as light assembly operations, repair shops, light warehousing, and service buildings.

Class C – Moderate Service

Class C cranes are built for applications with moderate service requirements such as paper mills, machine shops, and other applications. They can make 5 to 10 lifts per hour, with loads that average 50% of the cranes rated capacity.

Class D – Heavy Service

Class D Heavy Service cranes are used in applications such as foundries, heavy machine shops, steel warehouses, fabricating plants, lumber mills, and container yards. They are ideal for heavy-duty production where a standard duty bucket and magnet operation is required. These cranes can perform 10 to 20 lifts per hour, averaging 15 feet, at less than 65% of the cranes rated capacity.