Single Girder EOT Crane

A single girder EOT crane is a commonly used crane in industrial settings for lifting and moving heavy loads. It comprises a single bridge girder supported by end trucks on each side, enabling the hoist to travel along the length of the girder. These single girder EOT crane are ideal for light to moderate lifting tasks and are valued for their cost-effectiveness, easy installation, and efficient operation. They are versatile and can be customized with various hoisting mechanisms to meet specific lifting needs in warehouses, workshops, manufacturing facilities, and other industrial settings.

Different Types of Single Girder EOT cranes Price:

Overhead EOT crane	Capacity	Span	Height	Working Class	Applicable	Approximate Price
General-purpose Single Girder EOT crane	1-32 ton	7.5~31.5 m	customize	A3-A5	Suitable for light loads and small workshops, warehouses, and maintenance tasks.	1000-10000 USD	Get Latest Price
Low Headroom Single Girder EOT crane	1-32 ton	7.5~31.5 m	customize	A3-A4	Suitable for spaces with limited vertical clearance, such as workshops or buildings with low ceilings.	10000-80000 USD	Get Latest Price
Single Girder EOT crane - European style	1-30 ton	7.5m~31.5 m	customize	A5-A6	Suitable for medium to heavy loads and manufacturing plants, assembly lines, and storage yards.	10000-50000 USD	Get Latest Price
Freestanding Workstation EOT Cranes	0.5-3 ton	1~9 m	1~6 m	A3-A5	Suitable for indoor use and can be used in factories, warehouses, and production lines.	5000-50000 USD	Get Latest Price
Ceiling-mounted Workstation EOT Crane	1-20 ton	7.5~31.5 m	customize	A3-A5	Suitable for indoor use and can be used in factories, warehouses, and production lines.	5000-50000 USD	Get Latest Price
Explosion-proof Single Girder EOT crane	1-20 ton	7.5~31.5 m	customize	A5-A6	Suitable for hazardous environments where there is a risk of explosion, such as chemical plants and oil refineries.	50000-300000 USD	Get Latest Price

Characteristics of Single Girder EOT crane:

• Lightweight structure for easy installation and maintenance.
• Widely used in lifting applications in factories, warehouses, and stockyards.
• Reasonable structure with strong bearing capacity.
• Low noise levels with soft start and stop functions.
• Safe and reliable operation.
• Low maintenance costs and long service life.
• Sturdy box type structure hand-welded.
• Components like grinding wheels, wire drums, gears, and couplings processed by CNC mechanical center for top-quality control.
• Not suitable for use in environments with flammable, explosive, or corrosive substances.

Single Girder EOT crane vs. Double Girder EOT crane:

Companies requiring cranes often need to move large components within industrial processes. For large warehouses handling several tons of products daily, cranes are essential for proper transportation. Depending on the weight and material requirements, either a single girder or double girder EOT crane may be suitable.

1. Single Girder EOT crane:

• Consists of one bridge girder with two end trucks.
• Designed for lighter loads, typically a few tons.
• Consider upgrading to a double girder crane for heavier loads.

2. Double Girder EOT crane:

• Similar to a single girder crane but with an additional beam for added weight capacity.
• Essential when handling heavier loads exceeding the limit of a single girder system.

Pre-installation Preparation for Single Girder EOT crane:

Before installing an LD type electric single girder EOT crane, ensure proper preparation by checking equipment documents, inspecting components, and confirming installation requirements. Follow these steps:

• Verify completeness of technical documents including certificates, manuals, and drawings.
• Confirm equipment types, models, quantities, and certificates against the packing list.
• Inspect electrical components and wire ropes for damage.
• Ensure the distance between the crane and building meets installation requirements.
• Check crane rails and gears for any issues.
• Clear clutter from the installation area and mark erection fitness signs.
• Ensure installers are knowledgeable about crane technology and installation procedures.
• Study installation drawings and technical documents thoroughly.
• Address any handling or storage-related issues with crane parts before installation.

Proper preparation before installing a crane ensures an organized, efficient process that minimizes issues and facilitates smooth installation.