FEATURES

The three fundamental components of an overhead crane—the bridge, hoist, and controls—lays the groundwork for comprehending the complex machinery involved in material handling operations.

Each component plays a crucial role in ensuring the safe and efficient movement of heavy loads.

Cranes work by using pulley systems to change the direction of the force needed to lift a load and to distribute that force over a greater distance.

At the far end of the boom rests the main boom tip sheave.

Cranes are engineered with strong and robust structural components, such as beams, booms, and supports, that are designed to withstand the loads they are intended to lift.

The materials used, such as high-strength steel, are carefully selected to provide the necessary strength and durability.