Overhead Bridge Crane
There are two types of cranes often referred to as and Overhead Bridge Crane. Agantry crane is an entirely wheeled and mobile structure and a bridge system doesn't move.  Both of these overhead systems operate with either a single or double girder system, support heavy loads and provide lots of headroom.

Workstation Crane
Workstation cranes are similar in structure to standard bridge systems but are smaller and more versatile tools for lighter operations. This style of crane uses an enclosed track and provides a full range of motion.

Top Running Cranes
A top running crane is an electronic overhead traveling crane that rides along the top of the runway beams. A typical top running system can transport or lift loads up to 35 tons with an average span of 90 feet. We can set up the span and design to perfectly match your needs.

Under Running Cranes
Under running or underhung cranes provide a little less lift than top running systems. You can typically find these systems with a load capacity of up to 25 tons and a limited span of 75 feet.

Single Girder Systems
A single girder crane is the most cost-effective option and consists of a single beam that spans the two guardrails, sitting on top or below with runway trucks. Single girder configurations hold less weight but are very dependable and can be tailored for your company's specific needs.

Double Girder Systems
Double girder systems are cranes consisting of two bridge beams, which are typically mounted above the runway beams. A double girder system should be your choice if you need to lift weights of 100 plus tons.