Girder Crane

crane girder is a preformed metal beam on which the crab or hoist head of a traveling overhead crane runs. Such girders are typically “I” profile beams that may be reinforced at various points depending on the loads and crane configuration involved.Single girder cranes can be used in the industries where there is no need for any transverse movement. The hoist moves along the length of the grider and can be used to lift and lower loads in the workspace. The girder stands upright and the crane moves along the beam.Gantry girders, also known as crane girders, are used in industrial buildings like processing plants, workshops, steel production, and other similar establishments to carry overhead cranes that are either manually or electrically operated.Crane lifting beams are a type of below-the-hook device used to balance and support a load during an overhead lift. The main function of the device is to keep the lifting slings below the beam at, or close to, a 90° angle. This means that the load should be perpendicular to the horizon.