By capacity

Cranes by capacity

Most buyers arrive knowing the load, not the model. These pages cover the sizes we quote most often — what each one is used for, the spans and hook heights that normally apply, the hoist options, and the point at which the next size up is the better answer.

Single Girder Overhead Cranes

Workshop, warehouse and maintenance duty from 1 to 20 t.

5 Ton Single Girder Overhead CraneThe most common workshop crane size 10 Ton Single Girder Overhead CraneThe middle of the range, and the most common size in industry 20 Ton Single Girder Overhead CraneThe top of the single girder range Full range & specifications →Structure, options and the numbers we need to quote.

Double Girder Overhead Cranes

Heavy duty and long spans from 5 to 100 t, with main and auxiliary hoists.

10 Ton Double Girder Overhead CraneSame capacity, more height, more duty 20 Ton Double Girder Overhead CraneThe standard heavy-duty workhorse 50 Ton Double Girder Overhead CraneHeavy duty — the building and the structure decide everything Full range & specifications →Structure, options and the numbers we need to quote.

Gantry & Semi-Gantry Cranes

Rail-mounted machines for yards, precast beds and stockpiles from 3 to 100 t.

5 Ton Gantry CraneSmall yard, no building required 10 Ton Gantry CraneThe yard workhorse 20 Ton Gantry CraneLong spans, heavy loads, outdoor life Full range & specifications →Structure, options and the numbers we need to quote.

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We build the size you need, not only the sizes on this page

Capacities between the round numbers — 8 t, 12.5 t, 16 t, 32 t — are normal orders for us, as are non-standard spans and lifting heights. Send the load and the building details and we will quote the machine that fits.

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Crane type, capacity (t), span (m) and lifting height (m) is usually enough for us to quote. Send a photo of your workshop if you are not sure.

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