Crane, Lifting and Rigging Equipment

The type of crane depends on the application. For localized lifting in a specific work area, a Jib Crane is ideal. For lifting and moving loads across a larger factory floor or warehouse bay, an overhead bridge crane, which can be assembled from one of our Crane Kits, is the standard solution. Our specialists can help recommend the best crane configuration for your facility's requirements.

Our equipment covers a broad spectrum of industrial needs, with capacities ranging from as light as 1/8 ton (250 lbs) for our chain hoists up to 20 tons for heavy-duty crane kits and hoists. This wide range ensures that we can provide a suitable and safe lifting solution for everything from small component handling to moving large machinery.

Yes, we offer multiple mounting and configuration options. Our Jib Cranes are available in wall-mounted and foundationless freestanding models. Our electric hoists can be configured with push, geared, or motorized trolleys to integrate with various I-beam or patented track systems. This flexibility ensures our equipment can be adapted to your existing infrastructure and workflow.

Lead times vary by product. Many of our Jib Cranes and Crane Kits ship within a standard 10-day window. Our Harrington NER Chain Hoists typically ship in 2-4 weeks. For urgent needs, we offer expedited shipping on select Wire Rope Hoist models, including next-day options. Please contact a specialist to confirm the exact lead time for your order.

Absolutely. Customization is key to ensuring safety and efficiency. Our Harrington NER Chain Hoists are available with standard lift heights of 10, 15, and 20 feet, but we can provide custom lift lengths upon request. Our crane kits are also designed for specific spans. Contact our specialists to discuss the precise vertical lifting distance your application requires.

Our electric chain and wire rope hoists are designed for industrial power supplies. The most common options available are 230V and 460V, both in 3-phase configurations. This ensures compatibility with standard electrical systems found in most American manufacturing plants, warehouses, and fabrication shops. Always verify your facility's power supply before ordering.