Electric Overhead Cranes and Kits

While our standard online offerings go up to 20 tons, crane pricing varies significantly based on capacity, span, hoist type, and features. A 10-ton assembled crane may start around $40,000, while kits are often more economical. For precise pricing on any capacity, including 50 tons, we recommend requesting a custom quote to match your exact specifications.

The primary difference is the lifting medium. Chain hoists are ideal for lower-capacity, general-purpose lifting and are known for their durability and simple maintenance. Wire rope hoists are used for higher capacities, faster lifting speeds, and applications requiring a true vertical lift. The choice depends on your specific application, duty cycle, and budget.

Our fully assembled bridge cranes ship in an industry-leading 8-10 weeks. For even faster deployment, our comprehensive crane kits are typically ready to ship within just 10 days of your order, helping you minimize operational downtime and get your new equipment into service quickly.

To provide an accurate quote, we need to know your required lifting capacity (in tons), the bridge span (width), the required lift height, the runway type (top running or underhung), and your facility's power supply (e.g., 460V-3-60). Details about your application also help our specialists recommend the best configuration.

Our crane kits are designed for straightforward assembly by qualified personnel and include all essential components. However, proper installation, alignment, and load testing are critical for safety and performance. We strongly recommend using experienced riggers or installers to ensure the crane is assembled and commissioned correctly according to all safety standards.

Yes, our electric overhead cranes feature Variable Frequency Drive (VFD) controls. This technology allows for smooth, precise control over lifting, lowering, and travel speeds. VFDs enhance operational safety by reducing load swing, and they also minimize wear and tear on the crane's mechanical components, extending the equipment's service life.