OEM Double Girder Overhead Crane Bridge With Working Duty A6 - A7

Double Girder Overhead Crane With Haning Beam(Vertical With The Beam)

Double Girder Overhead Crane Description

Hanging girder double girder bridge crane, this kind of crane trolley generally has two lifting mechanisms, the length of the trolley is longer, and the two hoisting mechanisms are connected to the connection points on the lower hanging beam. This type of crane is mostly used in workshops, warehouses and other places for lifting and transporting materials with large length and size. The direction of the hanging beam is divided into the vertical main beam direction and the parallel main beam direction. Users can choose different hanging beam directions according to their needs.

The double-girder bridge crane hangs the girder (perpendicular to the main girder), the length of the trolley and the direction of the hanging girder are perpendicular to the main girder. It is often used to lift long-sized materials, and the direction of stacking materials in the workshop is perpendicular to the crane. The distance between the two main girders of this type of crane is relatively large, the length of the end girder is relatively long, and the overall volume is relatively large.

Double Girder Overhead Crane Parameter

Double Girder Overhead Crane Features

• This kind of crane is fixed with one pc of hanging beam which is vertical to crane main beam.
• hooks or different type lifting tools under the hanging beam to handle different things.
• Two lifting points on the hanging beam to make sure the stable lifting.
• Six action direction get wider lifting and working area.
• Working duty from A6 to A7.
• Soft start, 3-5 speeds to operate, very stable to lift and running.
• Two sets of lifting mechanism to make sure the lifting and traveling very stable.

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