Single Girder Gantry Crane

Electric single girder gantry crane is a versatile lifting solution widely used in various industrial settings. This type gantry crane is supported by two legs, which can move on wheels or rails, providing stability and allowing for movement across the workspace.

Trolley and Hoist System: The hoist is mounted on a trolley that moves along the length of the single girder. The hoist lifts and lowers the load, while the trolley allows for horizontal movement.
Lifting Capacity: These cranes are typically designed for moderate lifting capacities, ranging from a few tons to around 20 tons, depending on the specific model and application.
Span and Height: The span and height can be customized to fit the specific requirements of the workspace, allowing for efficient use of available space.

Product Description

Technical Parameter

Capacity		ton	3	5	10	16	20	32
Span		m	12-24	12-30
Lifting Height		m	6/9
Traveling Speed	Ground	m/min	20
	Controlling Room		20/30/45	20/30				30
Power Supply			220V/380V 50Hz 3-phase (customizable)
Steel Track Recommended		kg	P24/P38		P38/P43		P43/P50
Working Class			A3-A5

Advantages

Cost-Effective Single girder gantry cranes are generally more affordable than double girder models, making them a cost-effective solution for many applications.
Simpler Design The single girder design simplifies installation and maintenance, reducing overall downtime and costs.
Flexibility The crane can be adapted to various settings and tasks, making it a versatile choice for many industries.
Space Efficiency Single girder cranes can operate in smaller spaces compared to double girder cranes, making them suitable for facilities with limited headroom and floor space.

Application

Manufacturing Plants Used for lifting and moving heavy machinery, components, and materials within the plant.
Warehouses Ideal for loading and unloading goods, as well as organizing and stacking inventory.
Construction Sites Utilized for handling construction materials and equipment, facilitating efficient material transport.
Shipyards Employed for loading and unloading ship components, cargo, and materials.
Maintenance Facilities Used for lifting and positioning heavy parts during repair and maintenance operations.