
10 Ton Overhead Crane Solution
A 10 ton overhead crane supplied in two builds off the same runway geometry: a light double beam version for steady production lifting, and a winch double beam version for duty cycles that also pull loads sideways.

Product Overview
A 10 ton overhead crane supplied in two builds off the same runway geometry: a light double beam version for steady production lifting, and a winch double beam version for duty cycles that also pull loads sideways. Both span up to 49 metres with a hook height of 30 or 40 metres, and both are driven by a gearbox, motor and frequency converter so the load starts and stops without swing. The light build carries CE and ISO certification.

Why Buyers Choose This Specification
Two Builds at the Same Capacity
Ten tons is the capacity where buyers overspend. The light double beam covers normal production handling; the winch build is only needed where the hook works continuously or pulls as well as lifts. Choosing the right one at enquiry stage is usually worth more than any discount on the wrong one.
Frequency Converter Fitted as Standard
Speed is variable from 0.4 to 16 m/min on the light build rather than single-speed contactor control. Loads land without the pendulum swing that forces a slinger to steady the hook by hand.
Span Confirmed Before Fabrication
Spans run from 0 to 49 metres, so the girder is cut to your runway centres rather than to a catalogue step. Send the rail-to-rail dimension and the clear height under the roof steel and the crane is built to it.
Three Control Formats
Wireless remote, cab control and handheld pendant are all available. Remote suits a shop where the operator needs to see the load from the floor; a cab suits long runways where the operator travels with the crane.
Where It Is Used
- Lifting and moving heavy construction materials on site
- Moving raw material and finished product inside manufacturing facilities
- Lifting machines and machine components at heavy machinery repair stations
- Handling mining materials and mining machinery
- Handling heavy equipment and components inside power industry plants
- Loading and unloading in warehouses with a fixed runway
The Buyers This Product Suits
Fabrication and Machine Shops
A 10 ton hook covers most weldments, moulds and machine beds. The light double beam version is built for this duty and keeps the capital cost down.
Maintenance Departments
Repair stations lift gearboxes, motors and machine components irregularly but heavily. Variable lifting speed matters more than cycle rate here.
Contractors Fitting Out a New Bay
Span to 49 metres and lift height to 40 metres means the crane is dimensioned to the building rather than the building to the crane.
What It Fixes
Load Swing on Landing
Single-speed hoisting makes the load swing every time it stops. The frequency converter ramps the hoist through 0.4 to 16 m/min so the hook settles on the mark.
A Runway That Does Not Match the Catalogue
Standard spans rarely match an existing building. The girder is cut to your measured rail centres inside the 0 to 49 metre range.
Buying Winch Duty You Never Use
Winch cranes cost more and are specified far more often than they are needed. If the hook lifts and travels but never pulls, the light build is the correct answer.
Published Figures For This Product
Every value below comes from our own product specification. Where a figure is not published we leave it out rather than estimating it.
| Rated Lifting Capacity | 10 tons |
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| Light Overhead Range | 5 to 100 tons |
| Winch Overhead Range | 5 to 360 tons |
| Crane Type | Light double beam overhead crane |
| Core Components | Gearbox, motor, frequency converter |
| Hoist | European-style electric wire rope hoist |
| Span Range | 0-49 m |
| Max Lifting Height | 30 m / 40 m |
| Lifting Speed | 0.4-16 m/min |
| Long Travelling Speed | 5-90 m/min |
| Cross Travelling Speed | 4-40 m/min |
| Control Options | Wireless remote, cab control, handheld pendant |
| Place of Origin | Henan, China |
| Warranty | 1 year |
| Certifications | CE, ISO |
| Grade | Light and winch versions |
How It Ships And What Comes With It
Packing And Loading
Shipping volume for this item depends on the configuration and capacity you select, so no fixed container figure is published. Confirm the specification and the destination and a loading plan is issued with the quotation, rather than a figure we cannot support.
Documentation On File
- Cranes and Material Handling · Overhead Cranes Specification Sheet32.4 KB
- Catalogue · Full Product Catalogue154.0 KB
Sourcing And Inspection
This product is supplied through TrueGlow Imaging, working with manufacturing partners whose facilities are visited and verified rather than taken on trust. In-process quality control and delivery supervision are available so goods are inspected before the container is sealed. Certifications quoted on this page are those stated on the product specification and belong to that product range rather than to our trading entity, so ask for the certificate covering your specific item.
Getting It Right First Time
Step 1
Measure rail-to-rail span and the clear height from floor to the underside of the roof steel before enquiry.
Step 2
State whether the crane lifts only, or also pulls loads horizontally: that decides light versus winch.
Step 3
Confirm power supply voltage and frequency at the site, and whether a festoon or busbar feed is in place.
Step 4
Decide the control format early, because cab control changes the end carriage and access platform design.
Step 5
Plan a runway survey before installation so rail alignment and stops are checked against the finished girder.
How It Compares In Our Range
Both options lift 10 tons. The difference is what happens over a full shift and whether the hook ever pulls.
| 10 Ton Light Double Beam | Cost-effective build for regular production lifting. Lifting speed 0.4-16 m/min, European-style electric wire rope hoist, CE and ISO certified. |
|---|---|
| 10 Ton Winch Double Beam | Heavier drive for continuous duty and for pulling as well as lifting. Lifting speed 0.4-20 m/min and customisable up to 360 tons on the same frame family. |
10 Ton Overhead Crane Solution Questions
What span can you build to?
Anything from 0 to 49 metres. Send the rail-to-rail centre dimension of your runway and the girder is cut to it.
How high can the hook lift?
30 or 40 metres depending on the build. The limit in practice is usually the clear height of your building, so send that with the span.
Is the crane certified?
The light 10 ton overhead crane is CE and ISO certified. Certificate copies are sent with the quotation on request.
Can we operate it from the floor?
Yes. Wireless remote and handheld pendant control are both available, and a cab can be fitted where the runway is long.
What is the warranty?
One year. Spare parts for the hoist, gearbox and frequency converter are stocked beyond that period.
How is it shipped?
The girders, end carriages, hoist and electrical panel ship separately and are assembled on the runway. Container quantity depends on the span, so it is confirmed with the quotation.
Sectors That Use This Product
Warehousing and Heavy Industry
Lifting from 250 kg to 360 tons, indoors on a runway or outdoors on legs.
Metal Fabrication and Machine Shops
Custom parts, tooling and the cranes that move them around the shop.
Power and Transformer Manufacturing
Winding conductor and core steel specified by conductivity and loss, not by weight.
Guides That Cover This Product
Choosing an Overhead Crane Light Build or Winch Build
Most crane enquiries name a tonnage. The two questions that actually decide the crane are whether the hook pulls as well as lifts, and how many lifts it makes per shift.
Choosing a Jib Crane Mounting for Your Building
Six mounting types exist because the building constrains the crane more often than the load does. Wall, column, free-standing, articulating, mast and portable each solve a different constraint.
Quote 10 Ton Overhead Crane Solution
Send the capacity or size you need, the quantity and the destination, and we will confirm the configuration, the lead time and a loading plan.


