Box Girder SG EOT Crane

A Box Girder SG EOT (Electric Overhead Traveling) Crane is a type of overhead crane designed for heavy-duty lifting applications. This crane is equipped with a box girder design for the bridge, which provides excellent strength, stability, and durability. The "SG" in Box Girder SG EOT Crane typically refers to Single Girder, meaning it has one main girder (the horizontal support beam) that supports the hoist and lifting mechanism. This design makes it different from the Double Girder (DG) EOT crane, which uses two girders for increased load capacity. Key Features of a Box Girder SG EOT Crane:   Box Girder Design: The box girder is a robust, enclosed, and stiff structure that forms the main horizontal beam of the crane. Unlike I-beams, which have an open section, a box girder has a closed cross-section, providing additional strength and rigidity to the crane. Box girders are ideal for applications that require high load-bearing capacities and are used to enhance the crane's performance. Single Girder Configuration: The crane features a single girder (SG) layout, meaning there is only one main girder that runs across the width of the crane. This design makes the crane lighter and less expensive compared to double girder cranes, but it is still capable of handling medium to heavy loads. Single girder cranes are suitable for lifting lighter to medium-weight loads and are often used in warehouses, factories, and other industrial applications. Electric Hoist: The electric hoist is the mechanism used for lifting and lowering loads. It is powered by an electric motor and can lift heavy materials with ease. It usually consists of a chain hoist or wire rope hoist, depending on the crane's design and load requirements. The hoist moves along the girder, allowing the load to be positioned accurately and precisely. Electric Operation: The crane operates using electric motors that control both the movement of the hoist along the girder (lateral movement) and the lifting and lowering of the load (vertical movement). The crane is operated through a pendant control (push-button controls) or wireless remote, providing operators with safe, precise control over the crane's movements. Efficient and Reliable Lifting: The box girder design ensures that the crane can handle moderate to heavy loads while maintaining stability and reliability. It is engineered to operate smoothly in various industrial environments, such as manufacturing plants, workshops, and storage areas. Compact and Space-Efficient: Single girder cranes, especially those with box girder construction, are often more compact than double girder cranes, making them suitable for facilities with limited space. These cranes can provide a high lifting capacity while occupying less vertical space compared to other crane types. Load Capacity: Box girder SG EOT cranes typically come with capacities ranging from 2 tons to 20 tons or more. Their exact capacity depends on the specific design and requirements of the application. The load capacity of the crane is determined by factors such as the girder's strength, hoist capacity, and motor power. Durability and Strength: The box girder structure provides additional strength and durability, especially when the crane is subjected to high-stress and heavy-duty lifting operations. The closed-box design helps reduce flexing and bending, making it highly effective in demanding industrial applications. Safety Features: Overload Protection: Ensures that the crane cannot lift beyond its rated capacity, preventing damage or accidents. Limit Switches: Automatically stops the crane's motion when it reaches a certain point (either the top or bottom of the travel range). Braking Systems: Reliable braking mechanisms are used to safely stop the crane and hold the load in place when needed. Emergency Stop: An emergency stop button ensures that operators can halt the crane in case of mal