
Double bridge suspended crane GISKB steel
- Crane system for larger span widths or transport distances
- For regular or optimised construction height
- Suspension crane track rigid or pendulating
- Manual or steplessly electrical crane and cross travel
- Profile reinforcement to increase span width
- Option: Crane system for multiple crane bridges
Documentation
Technical specifications
Standard version
Customer's benefit
The GISKB light crane system is the perfect solution for the fast and safe overhead transport of your goods. Due to its flexible and modular design the crane system can be tailored to the needs of your workplace. Depending on the load, span and transport route, various profile sizes are available. These can be combined with each other as crane tracks or crane bridges.
The double-bridge suspened crane is used for heavy loads and for large spans. A GIS electric chain hoist, is placed on a saddle between the 2 cross beams. This saves additional headroom. If space is particularly tight, the crane bridge is raised between the crane runway.
Compared to traditional structural steel beams the GISKB crane system with hollow profiles, whether as an overhead monorail, single or double girder crane, has the major advantage that the treads of the profiles are significantly better protected from dust. In this way the plastic rollers of the trolleys maintain their quiet running properties and are durable. In a long run, manual moving of the electric chain hoist and crane bridge can be carried out effortlessly and precisely. Due to their numerous advantages such as modularity, lightweight construction, flexibility, dust protection and simple installation GISKB crane systems are used in various industries for the internal flow of goods.
Accessories & options
- Radio remote control
- Travel limit switch for electrical moving
- Profiles in customer-specific colours
- Zinc-plated profiles
- Suspended cranes with one or two-sided telescopic jib
- Crane tracks with several transverse bridges
- Drop stations
- Console cranes
- Shelf-storage operation units
- Freestanding systems
- Special suspensions
- Power supply via energy chain or internal conductor line
- Roving pendant