Specifications of Gantry Cranes

The specifications of gantry crane with electric hoist can vary according to specific needs and applications. The following are some common gantry crane specifications:

Load-bearing capacity: The load-bearing capacity of the gantry crane is one of the important specifications. It indicates the maximum weight that the crane can safely lift and carry. The load-bearing capacity is usually expressed in tons (ton), such as 10 tons, 20 tons, etc. Note that when choosing a gantry crane, it is necessary to ensure that its load-bearing capacity can meet the required lifting tasks.

Span: Span refers to the spanning range of the beam (bridge) of the gantry crane, that is, the distance between two columns. The size of the span directly affects the working range and applicable places of the crane. Common spans include 10 meters, 20 meters, 30 meters, etc., but can be customized according to specific needs.

Lifting height: The lifting height refers to the maximum height that the gantry crane can lift the object vertically. The lifting height is usually related to the structure of the gantry crane and the height of the beam. Some common lifting heights include 6 meters, 8 meters, 10 meters, etc., and can also be customized according to needs.

Operating speed: The operating speed of a mobile girder rail gantry refers to the speed at which it moves and lifts. This includes lateral movement speed, hoisting speed and boom telescoping speed etc. Different application scenarios may have different requirements for speed, so when choosing a gantry crane, it is necessary to consider whether its operating speed meets the actual needs.

Control mode: The gantry crane can adopt manual, semi-automatic or fully automatic control mode. Manual control usually requires an operator to control, while fully automatic control can be realized by computer or remote control. Choosing a suitable control method depends on specific work requirements and operating habits.

These specifications are only part of the gantry crane, and the specific specifications also involve other aspects, such as power requirements and working environment requirements. When choosing a gantry crane, it is best to communicate with a professional supplier or manufacturer to ensure that the purchased crane can meet actual needs and safety requirements.