Friday, January 11, 2008

3) Bridge Cranes

Thirdly, bridge cranes are named as such because the hoist is attached to the “bridge”. The “bridge” is then mounted onto tracks that are located on opposite walls of the warehouse facility.
An “overhead” bridge crane is better suited for transporting heavier loads, whereas an “underhung” bridge crane is more suitable to carry lighter loads.

An “underhung” bridge crane has an advantage, whereby it can transfer loads and interface with other material handling equipments, such as monorail systems. In this way, goods can be transferred without wasting too much manpower’s effort.

Below are pictures of bridge cranes:

1) Underhung Bridge Crane



2) Overhead Bridge Crane

1 comment:

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