UnterkranAusführungen

UnterkranAusführungen refers to the different types or designs of overhead cranes. An overhead crane, also known as a bridge crane, is a type of crane that has a control or a drive mechanism that runs on an elevated rail. Overhead cranes are commonly used in heavy industry and manufacturing for lifting and moving heavy materials within a specific area. The term "UnterkranAusführungen" specifically addresses the variations in how these cranes are constructed and configured.

These variations can include differences in the lifting mechanism, such as hoist types (e.g., wire rope hoists, chain hoists) and their lifting capacities. The bridge structure itself can also vary, with single girder and double girder designs being the most common. Single girder cranes are generally used for lighter loads and shorter spans, while double girder cranes are more robust and suitable for heavier loads and longer distances.

Further distinctions in UnterkranAusführungen relate to the movement systems. Cranes can be top-running, where the bridge travels on top of elevated runway beams, or under-running (also known as suspension cranes), where the bridge hangs from and travels along the bottom of the runway beams. The power supply and control systems also contribute to the different Ausführungen, with options ranging from manual operation to sophisticated remote or cabin-controlled automated systems. The specific application and environmental conditions dictate the most appropriate UnterkranAusführung.