Overhead Cranes
15 Ton Overhead Crane
A 15 ton crane for bays that span roughly 36 to 50 metres, offered in light and winch double beam builds. The light build suits general industrial lifting; the winch build is for heavier and more frequent duty.
- CE
Product Overview
A 15 ton crane for bays that span roughly 36 to 50 metres, offered in light and winch double beam builds. The light build suits general industrial lifting; the winch build is for heavier and more frequent duty. Span reaches 49 metres with lifting heights of 30 or 40 metres, and drive is by gearbox, motor and frequency converter with wireless, cab or handheld control.
Key Benefits
- Sized for wide bays where a standard short span crane will not reach
- Two duty builds so an occasional lift and a shift long lift are not sold the same machine
- Frequency converter control for smooth placement of long or awkward loads
- Control method chosen to suit where the operator needs to stand
- CE certification stated by the manufacturer for this range
Problems It Solves
- Wide bays where the crane has to be specified to the span first and the tonnage second
- Long loads that swing when control is not gradual
- Duty class chosen from tonnage alone, leading to early hoist wear
- Runways already built to a fixed rail centre distance that a standard crane does not match
Where It Is Used
Applications And Buyers
Application Scenarios
- Manufacturing bays handling long fabricated sections
- Mining operations moving equipment and materials
- Power facility maintenance lifts
- Construction sites with wide load handling areas
Who It Is For
- Plants with wide span bays between roughly 36 and 50 metres
- Mining and power operators with periodic heavy lifts
- Steel fabricators handling long members
- Contractors who need a crane matched to a large temporary structure
Technical Features And Specifications
Technical Features
- Double beam bridge design
- Electric wire rope hoist
- Gearbox, motor and frequency converter drive
- Four build options across the 15 ton range
- Wireless, cabin and handheld control
| Rated Capacity | 15 ton |
|---|---|
| Capacity Range Available | 5 to 100 ton (light), 5 to 360 ton (winch) |
| Max Span | 0 to 49 m |
| Max Lifting Height | 30 m or 40 m |
| Lifting Speed | 0.4 to 16 m/min (light), 0.4 to 20 m/min (winch) |
| Control Options | Wireless, cab, handheld |
| Crane Type | Double beam bridge crane |
| Place of Origin | Henan, China |
| Warranty | 1 year |
How It Is Made And Checked
Materials Process And Quality Control
Certifications Stated By The Manufacturer
- CE
Manufacturing Process
- Structural fabrication
- Girder welding
- Assembly
- Load testing
Quality Control
- Specification agreed in writing before production starts
- First article or sample approved against the agreed specification
- Goods inspected and photographed at the factory before loading
- Inspection report sent to you before the container sails
Customisation Options
What Can Be Varied
- Span built to your rail centre distance up to 49 m
- Lifting height at 30 m or 40 m
- Light or winch build by duty
- Control method by operator position
- Capacity specified anywhere in the series range
Compared With The Alternatives
| 10 ton overhead crane | Same structure and controls, higher rated load; the deciding factor is usually the heaviest single lift rather than the average one. |
|---|---|
| Gantry crane at the same capacity | The gantry needs no runway but occupies floor space and travels on rails at ground level. |
Use Guide
- Confirm the span from rail centre to rail centre on site
- Check the runway's own rated capacity before uprating a crane
- Give lifts per hour and the proportion of rated load for duty classification
- Specify control type before the electrics are built, not after delivery
Questions
Questions Buyers Ask About This Product
Is a 15 ton crane available for a 50 metre bay?
Span reaches 49 metres. For anything wider the bay is normally split or a different runway arrangement is used, and we will say so at quotation.
What is the difference between the light and the winch build?
The winch build is designed for heavier and more continuous duty and reaches higher lifting speed; the light build is a cost effective choice for less demanding use.
Can I reuse my existing runway?
Often yes. Send the rail centre distance, rail type and the runway's rated capacity and we will quote a crane to suit it.
What control options are there?
Wireless remote, a driver cabin or a handheld pendant.
What is the delivery time?
Lead time depends on span, height and control specification. We confirm it in writing with the quotation rather than quoting a standard figure.
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Send the duty figures, the material if it is fixed, and the quantity. We will confirm the specification and quote against it.