Celling Crane
Celling Crane
Celling Crane
Celling Crane
Celling Crane
Celling Crane
Celling Crane
Celling Crane

Celling Crane

A single-girder crane is more compact and lighter than a double-girder crane, which makes it a preferred choice for facilities where headroom and floor space is limited.
-with computer optimization design box beam
-compact design
-better performance

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To satisfy different clients requirement, we take full advantages of combining design by connecting to site condition, specified

fabricate course,  possibly make every step easy and customize. In particular, with computer optimization design box beam, low

dead weight effectively reduces the cost in which workshop built with steel structure.

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FAQs

1. What makes Sinoko’s single‑girder monorail crane "highly reliable"?

Sinoko’s design emphasizes modular construction, precise frequency‑inverter control for smooth motion, integrated safety features like overload limiters and emergency stops, and high‑durability components—delivering consistent performance in demanding operations.

2. What are the typical lifting capacities, speeds, and working conditions for this crane type?

Single‑girder monorail cranes commonly handle loads between about 0.5 t and 20 t, with frequency‑controlled lifting speeds from ~1 to 5 m/min and travel speeds around 5–20 m/min. They support indoor use within standard ambient temperatures and duty classes such as ISO M5 or FEM 2m.

3. Why is a single‑girder monorail design more efficient for some facilities?

This design requires only one beam—resulting in lower material costs, lighter deadweight, easier installation, and less structural load. It also enables better hook approach and is ideal where headroom is limited.

4. What control and safety features are available with Sinoko’s crane?

The crane supports advanced options such as pendant pendants, wireless remote, overheat protection, limit switches for travel and lifting, electromagnetic braking, overload protection, and safety latches—all configurable to meet user safety and operational preferences.

5. In which environments and applications does this monorail crane excel?

These cranes shine in workshops, assembly lines, warehouses, and production facilities—especially where space is tight, accuracy is critical, and moderate capacity is sufficient. Their compact size and coating options also make them suitable for clean and high‑Use environments.

6. What limitations should buyers be aware of before choosing a single‑girder monorail crane?

Single‑girder systems are less suited for heavy‑duty—i.e., capacities beyond ~15 t—or long‑span operations. Additionally, under‑running trolleys may cause beam wear, and specialized features like operator cabins or extensive walkways can be more challenging to adapt.


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