Industries Using EMH Overhead Cranes

A 20 ton crane is used with a Hawkeye machine to manufacture concrete pipe at a Southern precast plant.

This single leg, double girder gantry has a pass-through cantilever that allows hoist movement beyond the wall on the left. A fully enclosed cab controls all crane functions.

Two 30-ton cranes with engineered hoists handle the demanding service cycle of moving large coils, two shifts a day.

Two 35-ton, 80-foot double girder cranes are used for precise placement of large equipment at this rewinding and repair facility for heavy duty industrial equipment. One crane also has a 20 ton auxiliary hoist to help rotate loads.

This single leg, double girder gantry has a pass-through cantilever that allows hoist movement beyond the wall on the left. A fully enclosed cab controls all crane functions.

This 130/25/15 ton, 105 foot span, double girder gantry is used to install and service turbines at on overseas power plant. The cranes uses three EMH Engineered hoists. Two are mounted on a double girder trolley with service walkways, and a torsion mounted hoist runs along the side of one girder. The crane uses eight bridge drives. The all-inverter controls are mounted in a stainless steel enclosure, which is covered by a sun shade, and air conditioned.

Several EMH gantry cranes are used at a major West Coast shipbuilding facility.

A NOMAD® freestanding bridge crane system is used outdoors at this Western water treatment plant. The crane is used to lift and change filters.

The freestanding structure of this NOMAD® bridge crane system allows it to be positioned strategically without support from the building’s steel. Two three-ton hoists and a radio control are used at this Midwestern auto parts manufacturer.