Overhead Cranes
The Overhead crane can be installed on traveling rails on the brackets of building pillars.This type of crane has a relatively larger capacity and can utilize space below ceiling rafters, and so a wider lifting range is assured.
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Features
> This has a relatively large capacity and can utilize space below ceiling rafters, and so a wider lifting range is assured.
> Guiding the path using side rollers ensures smooth travel, while the girders can be designed according to the rated load and span.
> The shorter overall end carriage length and installation of the the geared motor in an optimum position allows the work space to be used more effectively.
> A dual-speed type, as well as a urethane wheel type, is available to reduce travel noise and vibration.
Single Girder Overhead Traveling Cranes
The single girder overhead crane can be installed on traveling rails on the brackets of building pillars.
> Single Speed Crane
This crane employs geared motors specially designed by KITO to ensure smooth starts and stops. It is suited for general work.
> Dual Speed Crane
This crane is capable of push button-controlled speed shift between low and high speed (reduction ratio of 4:1). It is suited for work requiring varied speed operation.
> Manual Geared Type Crane
This manual geared type crane balances travel smoothly by synchronizing the driving wheels on both sides. With a relatively shorter travel distance, it is suited for low frequency work.
Double Girder Overhead Traveling Cranes
This double girder overhead crane can be installed on traveling rails on the brackets of building pillars. The double rail type trolley runs along parallel girders suitable for larger capacity cranes, and also can utilize space below ceiling rafters, and so a wider lifting rage assured.
> Single Speed Crane
This crane employs geared motors specially designed by KITO to ensure smooth starts and stops. It is suited for general work.
> Dual Speed Crane
This crane is capable of push button-controlled speed shift between low and high speed (reduction ratio of 4:1). It is suited for work requiring varied speed operation.