15 Ton Overhead Crane

Single Girder Overhead Cranes

A single girder overhead crane is a type of light and small material handling equipment with a reasonable structure and a high degree of rigidity. It is used in factories, warehouses, stockyards, and other high-traffic areas.

A single girder overhead crane, also known as a single girder bridge crane, is made up of one girder beam supported on each side by an end truck. The trolley and hoist are typically underhung, which means they run on the bottom flange of the bridge. The bridge can be designed to be either top or under running.As for 15 ton overhead crane, the top running overhead crane design is usually recommended.

Single girder bridge cranes are the most cost-effective lifting solution for many applications and industries. Single-girder cranes use less material and are more compact and lightweight than double-girder cranes, saving money on material, freight, and installation. Furthermore, because only one bridge beam is required, these systems have less dead weight, allowing them to use lighter runway systems and tie into existing building support structures.

Single girder overehad cranes types and comparisons

Double Girder Overhead Cranes 15 ton

Because they are robust and can be customized to your needs and application conditions, double girder overhead cranes are designed to handle larger capacities.

Double girder overhead cranes are a lifting solution that can handle medium to heavy loads weighing between 5 and 550 tons. For weights greater than 10 tons, double girder overhead cranes are generally recommended.

We are the most versatile manufacturer of double girder cranes, with a wide range of models to meet any lifting requirement. Because our double girder overhead cranes are built to order, they can be customized to any size and load capacity.

Double-girder overhead crane with crane hook, grab bucket, magnetic force, pliers, and other lower hook devices, suitable for use in machinery manufacturing, auxiliary workshops of metallurgical plants, storage, warehouses, power stations, and other similar applications.

Double girder overhead crane types and comparisons

15 ton overhead crane : Single girder vs. Double girder ?

Hook height (lift) is the issue.

Hook height is the primary distinction between single and double girder cranes (how far above the floor your hoist will lift). Double girder cranes have a higher hook height, usually 18-36 inches higher.

Because the hoist on a double girder crane is placed between the cross girders rather than under the cross girder, it can provide more lift.

Cost considerations

Single girder cranes are less expensive in several ways: only one cross girder is required, the trolley is simpler, freight is less expensive, installation is faster, and your runway beams are lighter due to the lower crane dead weight.

Not every crane can be a single girder crane.

Single girder cranes have been built in spans over 1001 and capacities of over 100 tons, but typically cost effective engineering dictates that single girder cranes be considered as per this chart.

Single girder cranes have been built with spans exceeding 100ft and capacities exceeding 100 tons, but cost effective engineering typically dictates that single girder cranes be considered as shown in this chart.

Trolleys with extremely low headroom for extra-compact cranes.

The hoist and trolley are typically mounted on top of the cross girders in double girder cranes. We can also provide a trolley that rides between the cross girders as an option. This is advantageous:

• If the highest hook height is required.
• If your cross girders and hoist must be the maximum height above the floor.
• If the distance above your runway beam must be minimized.

Application of 15 ton overhead crane

Overhead Crane 15 ton is suitable for working environments ranging from -25°C to +40°C, and the power supply used is a three-phase alternating current 380V, 50HZ (can be customized according to the requirements of the use environment).

Overhead cranes are commonly used in the machinery, metallurgy, petroleum, petrochemical, ports, railways, civil aviation, electric power, food, paper, building materials, electronics, and other industries for material handling.

Overhead cranes are also commonly used in situations requiring precise material handling and assembly of large parts and other loads.

Customized bridge crane, get specific 15 ton crane price

A 15 ton bridge crane is a very common crane, and the prices vary depending on the model. Because the HD Eu type incorporates European-style design, SEW, ABM, and other European-brand components, they are more expensive than LD type bridge crane. But on the other hand, it is more energy efficient and has a longer service life. Whereas, the LD type is more economical and are usually preferred by applications with lighter working duty and working frequency.

As for double girder design, the price is also different. Due to more raw materials and special features will be added on to combat the difficult application environment and lifting requirements.

To get accurate 15 ton crane price, please feel free to contact us with the following information:

- Crane type you need:
- Lifting capacity: 15 ton
- Span(S):
- Lifting height(H):
- Crane traveling length(L):
- Power supply(e.g. 380V 50Hz 3Phase):
- Crane working conditions and what materials do you want to lift?
- Do you already have the structure and crane rails?