Workshop Overhead Crane/Warehouse Bridge Crane

Workshop overhead crane are widely used in various industrial workshops for lifting, handling, and transporting heavy materials. They cover almost all industrial production fields involving the handling and assembly of heavy or large objects. Designed to be efficient, safe, and precise, bridge cranes for workshops play a vital role in modern manufacturing and production processes.

Depending on the workshop environment, the characteristics of the materials being lifted, and the different production processes, bridge cranes are mainly used in the following types of factory workshops:

Bridge Cranes for Paper Mills:

Workshop cranes play a vital role in modern pulp and paper mills, used for lifting huge paper rolls (each weighing several tons) and changing paper rolls.

Bridge Cranes for Printing Plants:

Bridge cranes are used for changing huge printing cylinders and moving paper rolls.

Bridge Cranes for Food Processing/Wineries:

Bridge cranes are used for moving various raw materials, sugar bags, flour bags, or cleaning and maintenance of large fermentation tanks (typically requiring food-grade lubrication and dustproof design).

Steelmaking/Ironmaking Workshop Crane:

Foundry cranes are used to lift ladles of molten iron and steel; hopper cranes are used to charge converters.

Rolling/Forging Workshop Crane:

Clamping cranes are used to handle high-temperature steel billets; forging cranes are used in conjunction with 10,000-ton hydraulic presses for forging. These types of equipment typically require strong heat resistance and cushioning capabilities.

Non-ferrous Metals Processing Workshop:

Overhead cranes/Bridge cranes are used to lift raw materials or finished products such as aluminum ingots and copper plates.