The double rail crane comprises two parallel long travel rails, between which is a travelling frame that has a manipulator or handling aid attached. This set-up is perfect for assembly lines or workstations where cumbersome or heavy objects need to be handled in various off-centre positions.

The single girder crane is a combination of long travel rails and a single rail girder. This provides optimum, blanket area coverage for material transport of lighter loads, while remaining easy to use.

The single girder crane with telescopic girder can reach areas of the workspace that were previously inaccessible by extending past the supporting structure. In its elevated version, it is also suitable for environments with limited headroom.

With the use of standard elevation modules and shortened mountings, it is possible to create solutions where there are height limitations with the supporting structure. The girder is in line with the long travel rails, affording added lifting height.

The double girder crane is a combination of long travel rails and two girder rails braced together, making up the bridge. This is the answer for blanket area coverage of heavy loads with a more even distribution of weight over longer distances.

The double girder crane is the solution for overall coverage transportation of heavy loads. A more even distribution of the load is achieved by combining two rails in parallel, with the chain hoist support fitted between them.

The curved mono rail is perfect for overhead conveyor solutions used in assembly lines or production facilities. Ideal for moving parts along a designated path, where they can be placed or operated on at different stations throughout the line.

Even our jib cranes follow our modular design philosophy. Standard wall or column mounted jib cranes are available in lengths up to 6m and can handle up to 500kg. Delivered in kit form, the assembly process is easy, quick and clean.