GantryKräne

GantryKrane are a type of crane that uses a gantry to support the hoist and trolley. The gantry is typically a bridge-like structure that spans over an area, allowing the crane to move loads across a wider range. Gantry cranes are commonly used in shipyards, construction sites, and industrial settings for lifting and moving heavy objects.

There are several types of gantry cranes, including full gantry cranes, semi-gantry cranes, and portable gantry cranes. Full gantry cranes have legs on both sides of the bridge, allowing them to span over an entire area. Semi-gantry cranes have legs on one side and a support structure on the other, making them suitable for areas where space is limited. Portable gantry cranes are smaller and lighter, designed for temporary use and easy relocation.

The main components of a gantry crane include the bridge, trolley, hoist, and legs. The bridge is the horizontal beam that supports the trolley and hoist. The trolley moves along the bridge, carrying the hoist and load. The hoist is the mechanism used to lift and lower the load. The legs provide support for the bridge and allow the crane to move along the ground or on rails.

Gantry cranes offer several advantages, such as their ability to lift and move heavy loads over large distances, their flexibility in terms of span and lifting height, and their relatively low operating costs. They are a versatile and essential piece of equipment in many industries where heavy lifting and material handling are required.