U.S. paper mill purchases 3 double-girder bridge cranes for factory expansion

 Dongqi Crane noticed that a paper mill in the United States recently purchased three overhead cranes for the expansion of the factory. Dongqi Qizhong deeply regrets not being able to participate in this project. Today Dongqi Crane will try to analyze the impact of this project on the paper mill, and what crane companies and crane users should do when faced with such projects.

The work content of three bridge cranes in the paper mill

The cranes will form an integral part of paper production and assist in the installation and commissioning of equipment at the new mill. The equipment includes 45-ton, 20-ton and 10-ton cranes tailored to the paper mill's needs, supporting water extraction, paper fiber collection and spindle winding, with back-up support as required.

“The crane company’s proven track record in the paper industry was a decisive factor for the mill, and their customizable overhead cranes will increase the mill’s reliability and repairability,” said Omer Ahmed, technical coordinator for spare parts at the paper mill.

“As our customers increasingly seek material handling solutions to optimize productivity and reliability in fast-moving commercial environments, our lifting platforms provide customers with a variety of safe lifting feature options they can customize based on Customized for your specific lifting application, ultimately increasing productivity and safety,” says Andy Pulfer, Crane Sales Consultant.

The crane also features load control features such as hoist synchronization for coordinated movements between the two cranes, as well as an Extended Speed Range (ESR) system that allows faster hoisting speeds with lighter or no loads, thus Improve productivity. All cranes are equipped with remote monitoring that helps collect condition, usage and operational data for maintenance planning and prediction of possible component or equipment failure.

What requirements do paper mills have for the performance of bridge cranes?

From some details of this case, we can see that in order to meet the paper mill's demand for overhead cranes, there are some key technologies that crane manufacturers need to meet. The paper mill's performance requirements for overhead cranes mainly include the following aspects:

• Customized Design: Paper mills often require cranes that can be custom designed to fit their specific production processes, plant structures and work environments. This includes the adjustment of key parameters such as the crane's tonnage, span, and lifting height to ensure that the crane can accurately meet various needs in the papermaking production process.
• High reliability and stability: Cranes need to have a high degree of reliability and stability to ensure that there will be no failures or downtime during long periods of continuous operation. This is crucial for paper mills, as any disruption can have a serious impact on production.
• Powerful lifting capacity: The paper production process may involve the handling of a large amount of raw materials and products, so the crane needs to have sufficient lifting capacity to easily handle materials of various weights and volumes.
• Flexible operating performance: Cranes need to have flexible operating performance to be able to adapt to different lifting and handling tasks. This may include precise positioning, smooth lifting and lowering, and fast movement speeds.
• Safety assurance: The design and operation of the crane must comply with safety standards to ensure the safety of operators. This includes the use of appropriate safety guards, emergency braking systems and load control functions.
• Maintenance ease: Cranes should be easy to service and maintain to reduce downtime and repair costs. This could involve things like easily replaceable parts, easy access to lubrication and cleaning, and easily accessible electrical systems.
• Intelligent and remote monitoring: With the development of technology, paper mills may want their cranes to have intelligent and remote monitoring functions. This can help operators better grasp the operating status of the crane, detect and solve problems in time, and improve production efficiency and safety.

What tasks does the person in charge of the paper mill need to do?

Although both crane suppliers and factories hope to have a perfect crane solution, this requires in-depth communication and cooperation between both parties. While crane suppliers use their professional knowledge to meet customer needs, the person in charge of the manufacturing factory needs to make full preparations, clarify their own needs and requirements, and conduct in-depth exchanges and discussions with manufacturers to ensure that they choose the right crane. The best crane equipment for your factory. The specific work content is as follows

U.S. paper mill purchases 3 double-girder bridge cranes for factory expansion