Features of MH Type electric hoist gantry cranes

Simple Structure, Low Cost:
Compared to double-girder gantry cranes, the single-girder design eliminates one main girder and a complex trolley travel system. This significantly reduces manufacturing, installation, and maintenance costs, making it an economical choice for light to medium lifting capacity requirements.

Light Weight, Low Wheel Load:
Another advantage of the simple structure is the relatively light overall weight of the crane. This results in a lower wheel load pressure on the runway tracks, reducing the cost and specifications required for the foundation construction.

Easy Installation/Dismantling & High Mobility:
They often feature a modular design, allowing for quick on-site assembly. Some light-duty models can be relocated as a whole unit or are designed to be easily disassembled, facilitating movement between different work sites.

Flexible Operation & Strong Adaptability:
Multiple operation modes are available, including cabin control, remote control, and pendant control. Users can select the most suitable mode for their needs, enhancing operational efficiency and safety.

Large Working Space:
The characteristic structure of the electric hoist single girder gantry crane creates a vast, unobstructed working area underneath it. This allows it to service an entire freight yard or loading platform, facilitating the loading and unloading of railway cars and trucks.

Applications of MH Type electric hoist gantry cranes

Due to its economy and practicality, the electric hoist single girder gantry crane is extremely widely used in the following fields:

Logistics, Warehousing & Freight Terminals: For the loading, unloading, stacking, and transfer of unitized goods in open storage yards or warehouses.

Manufacturing & Assembly Workshops: Used for handling raw materials, semi-finished, and finished products, both inside and outside workshops, supporting the production process.

Building Materials & Metallurgy Industries: Handling materials such as bricks, prefabricated slabs, steel sections, and aluminum ingots.

Equipment Installation & Maintenance: For lifting components and equipment during the installation, repair, and overhaul of machinery.

Power Station Construction & Shipyards: Used for auxiliary material handling and equipment lifting tasks.

Container Yards: For stacking and transferring empty containers (typically in small yards or for auxiliary operations).