Do you know what the design features of double-girder bridge cranes are?
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The control room of double-girder bridge cranes is available in three designs: open, enclosed, and insulated. The entrance to the control room platform can be located on the side, at the end, or on the top. Double-girder bridge cranes are also available in indoor or outdoor versions, depending on the environment in which they will be used. An overload limiter, a large-screen display, and various protective devices can also be added, further enhancing safety during use. Double-girder bridge cranes differ from other floor-operated cranes; they usually use an overhead operation method. An electric double-girder bridge crane with an overhead control system features a separate, small control room located below the crane, while in the case of ground control, the operator uses a remote control to operate it. What other advantages does the design of double-girder bridge cranes have? Next, the editor will take you to get to know it. 1. Steel pin connection: stable and reliable, with simple installation. 2. Honeycomb beam design: features such as light weight, high lifting capacity, and strong resistance to strong winds. 3. Member legs: Can be disassembled into individual pieces for easy transportation during transfer. 4. Installed capacity: It features the smallest installed capacity available on the market, which helps to overcome the difficulties associated with powering construction work in outdoor areas.
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