ST Lightweight Double Girder Crane (Steel) Eurosystem
The ST (steel) Lightweight Double Girder Crane is best suited for heavier loads and provides a robust lifting solution for your operation. The system is adaptable to suit an operation of any size and can easily be scaled upwards at a later date if required due to it's modular design and construction. The double girder crane in steel offers a lifting capacity of 125kg to 2000kg and is suitable for use in low headroom environments.
- The modular design means that it is possible to motorise a manual trolley later on
- Suspended on trolleys, the crane beam travels along the length of the runway profiles manually or electrically
- An outstanding rolling friction coefficient guarantees smooth low-noise movement
- Trolleys wheels are made of nylon, and the contact surface inside the profiles is reduced
Technical Information
The ST Lightweight Double Girder Crane (Steel) system's technical features:
- Reduced headroom providing increased working height
- Easily extendable monorail tracks, runways, circuits, thanks to the modular system design
- Less force/wear applied to carrying structure thanks to the suspended design of the system
- Almost zero upkeep required
- Components are compact, offering an efficient use of space
- Simple or complete circuit systems with direction-changing system either by switches or turnables
- Telescopic beams are available
- Installation and fixation is done by simple bolting
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