Not just a crane that lifts your load —
one that carries your production.
We manufacture overhead, gantry, jib and monorail crane systems engineered to your project's span, tonnage and duty class. From design to installation, from periodic maintenance to spare parts — one point of contact.
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Industrial facility and factory cranes
We engineer across four main crane families according to your facility's span and duty class.
Overhead Crane
Known as an overhead travelling crane. Manufactured as single girder or double girder; serves the entire production line in enclosed factory areas.
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Gantry Crane
Legged cranes that move on rails in open yards, marble quarries and iron-steel stockyards. They do not require a building structure.
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Jib Crane
Works by rotating around a single axis in confined areas. The most ergonomic solution for bench loading and station feeding.
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Monorail Crane
Low and medium tonnage systems that move on a single I-beam rail, carrying loads along a defined route.
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A crane is classified according to the facility's duty cycle. The same tonnage is not the same crane in a workshop that lifts three times a day and in a foundry running through the shift. We engineer around duty class.
Built from the project, not the catalogue
Project-Specific Engineering
Span, height, tonnage and duty class are measured; the crane is calculated to these values. No off-the-shelf sizing is forced.
Single Point of Contact
Engineering, manufacturing, installation and commissioning run from one hand — you don't get lost in a chain of subcontractors.
Installation and Commissioning
Turnkey, including rail line inspection, installation, electrical connection and operator training.
Maintenance and Spare Parts
Periodic inspection, fault response and spare parts supply run from the same team.
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