Products

Lifting systems configured around the operation.

We match crane architecture, components, controls, and support steelwork to duty, movement, environment, and facility constraints.

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Overhead cranes

Single- and double-girder cranes travel on runway beams and cover the building bay, making them the standard choice for production halls where loads move across a defined area. Configuration follows span, capacity, duty, and headroom, with controls and features matched to the facility.

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Monorail cranes

A guided lifting path moves loads repeatedly between defined production points along a single runway. Compact and efficient, monorail cranes suit process lines, filter buildings, and maintenance routes where movement is predictable.

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Gantry cranes

Freestanding and self-supporting, gantry cranes lift and move loads without runway structures. They suit outdoor yards, precast areas, and open workshops where the building does not provide an overhead support point.

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Jib cranes

A wall- or column-mounted boom swings over a workstation to provide focused lifting exactly where it is needed. Jib cranes support assembly cells, machine loading, and maintenance bays with short, repetitive handling tasks.

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Hoists & components

Hoists, trolleys, end trucks, controls, accessories, and support components form the building blocks of the lifting system. Selecting components that match the mechanism, control, and interface requirements keeps the system coherent and serviceable.

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Runways & girders

The runway and supporting steelwork carry the crane and its load to the building structure. Designed and integrated with the crane geometry and facility constraints, this steelwork is essential for safe operation and future flexibility.

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