cruciorul

Cruciorul is a Romanian noun used in technical and industrial contexts to describe one of several related devices that function as a support, carrier, or crosspiece. The exact sense depends on the application, but the term generally conveys a component designed to bear loads, guide movement, or connect parts.

In workshop and industrial settings, a crucior is commonly a small wheeled carrier or trolley. This type of crucior consists of a frame mounted on wheels and is used to move heavy parts, tools, or finished components within a factory, workshop, or laboratory. Such cruciore are often employed in conjunction with hoists, cranes, or rails to facilitate handling and positioning of loads with reduced manual effort.

A second sense refers to a structural crosspiece or cradle within machinery, equipment, or furniture. In this usage, cruciorul describes a crossbar or support element that provides stability, distributes load, or guides the motion of moving parts. This cross-sectional role helps maintain alignment and smooth operation of mechanical assemblies.

Usage and terminology vary by sector. Phrases like crucior de transport or crucior de ghidaj are typical in Romanian technical documentation and drawings, illustrating the carrier and guiding roles of the component. While the general concept is shared across fields, the exact design, materials, and dimensions of crucioarele differ according to the specific application and load requirements.