Meet SEVENCRANE at METEC Indonesia & GIFA Indonesia.

We are excited to announce that SEVENCRANE will be exhibiting at the SMM Hamburg 2024, the leading international trade fair for shipbuilding, machinery, and marine technology.

The overhead crane is an important tool and equipment for mechanization and automation of production process in modern industrial production and lifting transportation. Therefore, overhead crane is widely used in indoor and outdoor industrial and mining enterprises

In the simplest of terms, an overhead crane is a machine, or piece of equipment, that allows you to lift and move heavy materials from one location to another in a precise manner. There is no “one size fits all” approach to defining an overhead crane, as each overhead crane is carefully designed and engineered for a specific purpose or application to suit a business’ material handling needs.

Single girder overhead cranes are designed according to international standards. It is a lightweight material handling equipment with a single beam running on a suspended track, usually equipped with a CD or MD electric hoist. Single girder bridge cranes span 3-15 meters, operating speed 20 m/min and 30 m/min.It can be customized according to service conditions and user requirements.

Compared with general cranes, intelligent cranes have artificial intelligence, which replaces or assists human mental labor on the basis of replacing human physical labor. By integrating sensors with intelligent decision-making software and cranes, perception, analysis, reasoning, decision-making, and control are achieved Function, achieving interaction and integration between humans and objects, replacing manual perception, decision-making, and execution, enabling the crane to adapt to changes in the working environment. Its workflow is the same as that of a general crane, but the added intelligent control can replace human vision, hearing, and smell Sensory organs such as the senses and limbs replace the operator's judgment to make corresponding actions, completing recognition, perception, operation, and management during the operation of the crane.