• Structural steel construction
• Motorized travel common
• Push/Pull travel on smaller cranes
• Common capacities are 3 ton and over
• Supported by building supports or free standing
• Available as:
• Top Running Single Girder
• Top Running Double Girder (pictured)
• Underrunning Single Girder
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Jib Crane

• Constructed with a swinging rigid arm
• Most often 2 ton and under capacity
• Manual or Motorized rotation
• Typical spans up to 20'
• Custom designs available
• Available as:
• Free Standing (pictured)
• Wall Mounted
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• Ergonomic design for ease of movement
• 3 to 4 times easier to move than I-Beam construction
• Designed for lighter loads (4000 or less)
• Especially productive in highly repetitive lifting activities
• Available in aluminum or steel
• Available as:
• Ceiling Mounted Bridge Crane
• Free Standing Work Station Bridge Crane (pictured)
• Work Station Jib Crane
• Articulating Jib Crane
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Gantry Crane

• Fixed or portable designed available
• Fixed or adjustable height and width
• Most common capacities of 3 ton or less
• Bolt together construction for easy assembly, disassembly
• Custom designs available
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Articulating Arm Crane

• Position loads in places traditional jibs cannot
• Easy movement
• Designed for 2000 lbs capacity or less
• Typical spans up to 16'
• Custom designs available
• Available as:
• Free Standing (pictured)
• Wall Mounted
• Ceiling Mounted
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Stacker Crane

• Designed to fit where fork lifts can't
• Rigid suspension allows for safe handling of off center loads
• Designed for 2000 lbs capacity or less
• Push/Pull type most common
• Custom designs available
• Available as:
• Free Standing
• Ceiling Mounted
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