Description
- A Single Girder EOT (Electric Overhead Traveling) Crane is a type of crane that is commonly used for lifting and transporting heavy loads in various industries. As the name suggests, this type of crane consists of a single beam, which runs along the top of the crane, and is supported by two end trucks.
- The single girder is attached to a trolley, which moves along the length of the beam. The trolley is powered by an electric motor, which allows it to move forward and backward, as well as up and down.
- The crane is typically controlled by a pendant or radio control, which allows the operator to handle the crane and lift the load with precision. The crane is usually installed on a runway beam, which is attached to the building structure and allows the crane to move back and forth along a designated path.
- Single Girder EOT Cranes are available in a wide range of load capacities and can be designed to suit specific requirements. They are ideal for use in warehouses, manufacturing facilities, and other industrial settings where heavy lifting and material handling are required.
- Overall, the single girder design of these cranes makes them a cost-effective and efficient lifting solution for many industries. They are easy to install, require minimal maintenance, and can be operated with precision and accuracy, making them an essential tool for any business that requires heavy lifting capabilities.
Features
Single Girder EOT Cranes are available in a range of load capacities, from as low as 1 ton to as high as 20 tons or more, depending on the specific application and requirements
The span of a Single Girder EOT Crane is the distance between the runway beams. They can be designed with different spans to suit specific requirements, ranging from a few meters to over 30 meters.
The height of lift refers to the maximum height to which the crane can lift the load. Single Girder EOT Cranes can be designed to lift loads to heights of up to 20 meters or more.
The hoisting speed of Single Girder EOT Cranes is generally slower than Double Girder EOT Cranes, but they can still be designed with variable hoisting speeds to suit specific requirements.
Single Girder EOT Cranes can be designed with variable crane speeds to suit specific requirements.
Single Girder EOT Cranes can be controlled through a variety of systems, including pendant control, radio control, or cabin control.
Single Girder EOT Cranes are relatively easy to install and can be designed to be modular, making them easy to transport and assemble on site.
Single Girder EOT Cranes are designed with fewer components than Double Girder EOT Cranes, making them easier to maintain and repair.
