The main beam of the european bridge crane adopts the european box beam mechanism design, which has light weight and reasonable structure. Compared with traditional bridge cranes, it has the advantages of small size, light weight, low noise and high performance.

European bridge cranes are typically made up of four main components: the bridge, the trolley, the hoist, and the controls. The bridge is the horizontal beam that spans the gap between two parallel runways. The trolley runs along the length of the bridge, and the hoist is attached to the trolley. The controls are used to operate the crane, and they are usually located in a control room or cab.

European bridge crane can be classified based on their lifting weight, lifting height, certification. The most common types include: bridge crane, gantry crane, cantilever crane, flexible beam crane, anti-explosion crane, etc.

The cost of a european bridge crane depends on its certification, lifting weight, lifting height, and application. Generally, a standard european bridge crane can cost a few thousand dollars.

Installing a european bridge crane requires careful planning, preparation, and expertise. It involves several steps, including: Site inspection and preparation. Foundation design and construction. Crane reassembly and installation. Electrical and mechanical connection. Testing and commissioning. It is essential to hire a professional and experienced team to install a European bridge crane to ensure its safety.

Maintaining a european bridge crane is crucial to ensure its longevity, safety, and optimal performance. Regular maintenance includes: Daily inspection of the crane’s components and systems, such as hoist, trolley, and electrical connections. Lubrication of the moving parts to reduce friction and wear. Cleaning of the crane’s structure to prevent corrosion. Replacement of damaged parts to prevent accidents and downtime. Testing and certification of the crane’s safety devices and systems to comply with regulations.