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Overhead Cranes

EOT Crane

Electric overhead travelling cranes, also known as bridge cranes, that run along a fixed runway with a hoist moving horizontally and vertically along the bridge. The cranes are custom built, designed with German engineering, and offered as single girder, double girder, top running and under slung types. All builds meet or exceed international safety standards including ISO 9001:2015, ISO 14001, ISO 45001:2018 and CE, which suits high duty cycle environments such as shipping, steel and metal manufacturing and large scale assembly lines.

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Specifications are configured per project. Send your drawing, capacity or duty requirement and the build will be confirmed in writing with the quotation.
Why It Works

Key Benefits

A certification set covering ISO 9001:2015 ISO 14001 ISO 45001:2018 and CE answers the compliance questions that hold up a capital purchase

Top running and under slung options mean the crane adapts to the roof structure that already exists

Custom build lets the runway, hook path and duty be fixed around a plant that runs continuously

Durable construction and modern safety features suit high duty cycle work where downtime stops a whole line

Single and double girder types keep one supplier across light and heavy bays in the same plant

Problems

Problems It Solves

Equipment without a documented certification set slows approval and site acceptance

A low roof or an existing structure may not accept a top running crane

Cranes built for light duty fail early when a plant runs high cycle counts

Mixed crane brands in one plant complicate maintenance and operator training

Buyers

Who It Is For

Where It Is Used

Application Scenarios

Build

Technical Features

Specifications

EOT Crane Specifications

Specifications
Crane TypeElectric overhead travelling bridge crane
Girder TypesSingle girder or double girder
Runway ArrangementTop running or under slung
CertificationsISO 9001:2015 ISO 14001 ISO 45001:2018 CE
DutySuited to high duty cycle environments

Figures shown are taken from the supplying factory documentation. Anything not listed here is confirmed in writing before order.

Process

Manufacturing Process

Customisation

Customization Options

Comparison

How It Compares

Top running EOT crane

Runs on rails above the runway beams and suits buildings with the headroom for it

Under slung EOT crane

Hangs from the roof structure where floor to roof height is limited

Single girder EOT crane

Lighter option where the duty and load do not call for a double girder bridge

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FAQ

EOT Crane FAQ

Which certifications do the EOT cranes carry

The cranes meet or exceed ISO 9001:2015, ISO 14001, ISO 45001:2018 and CE, and the certificates are supplied with the machine.

What types of EOT crane are available

Single girder, double girder, top running and under slung types are offered, and the choice usually follows the building structure.

What is an EOT crane

It is an electric overhead travelling crane, also called a bridge crane, that travels along a fixed runway with a hoist moving horizontally and vertically along the bridge.

Are these cranes suitable for continuous production

Yes. They are built for high duty cycle environments such as shipping, steel and metal manufacturing and large scale assembly lines.

Can the crane be made to our drawing

Yes. The EOT cranes are custom built, so dimensions and duty come from your drawing rather than a catalogue size.

How is delivery time set

Delivery depends on the crane type and capacity selected and is confirmed in writing with the quotation.

Get a Quote on EOT Crane

Send the drawing, capacity or duty cycle you need and we will come back with the factory match, the build detail and the commercial terms.

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