DoppelgirderKrane

DoppelgirderKrane, or double girder cranes, are a type of overhead crane distinguished by their primary lifting mechanism which is suspended between two main girders. This design allows for a greater lifting capacity and a larger working area compared to single girder cranes. The two main girders provide structural stability and distribute the load effectively, making them suitable for heavy-duty applications in industrial settings such as manufacturing plants, warehouses, and shipyards.

The crane's components typically include the main girders, end carriages, a hoist, and a control system. The hoist, which carries the lifting hook, travels along a trolley that moves across the length of the two girders. The end carriages are located at each end of the main girders and house the wheels that allow the crane to travel along an elevated runway. The control system can be operated either from a pendant station, a remote control, or an operator cabin. DoppelgirderKrane can be configured in various ways to meet specific operational needs, including different span lengths, lifting heights, and speeds. Their robust construction and high load-bearing capabilities make them a popular choice for demanding lifting tasks.