Truss Beam 10T 30M Span Single Girder Workshop Gantry Crane

Introduction:

Single girder gantry crane is also called electric single girder gantry crane, single main girder gantry crane or electric hoist gantry crane. Single girder gantry crane is used in conjunction with CD, MD and other types of electric hoists. It is a rail-running gantry crane.

Mainly suitable for lifting weight 3T--32T, span 12M--30M, working environment -20°C--+40°C, wind pressure not more than 125Pa.

Truss beam:

The structural form welded by angle steel or I-beam has the advantages of low cost, light weight and good wind resistance. However, due to the large number of welding points and the defects of the truss itself, the truss beam also has the disadvantages of large deflection, low rigidity, relatively low reliability, and frequent inspection of welding points. It is suitable for venues with low safety requirements and small lifting capacity.

Technical Parameter:

Constituent parts:

According to the industry standard GB/T14406, the gantry crane is mainly composed of the following components

1. Cylindrical wheel
2. Buffer
3. Block brake
4. Steel wire rope
5. Lifting hook
6. Driver's cab
7. Reducer
8. Casting pulley
9. Casting reel
10. Motor
11. Electronic control equipment

Application:

The use of gantry cranes greatly reduces the labor intensity of loading and unloading workers, improves the working conditions of workers, improves loading and unloading production capacity and labor productivity, and is the key to improving the quality and efficiency of equipment packaging and construction. Gantry cranes are widely used in various industries, such as the combination of ground electrical equipment, equipment production and processing, the frame and lifting of precast concrete objects, etc. Transporting trains, passenger cars, ship hoisting section shipyards in railway freight yards, hydropower dam gate operations for loading and unloading containers in ports, lifting and transporting heavy objects inside factories, construction work on construction and installation sites, and stacking timber in timber yards, etc.

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