Overhead Crane Manufacturer

Customized overhead crane solutions for factories, workshops, warehouses and industrial applications. Cranox provides single girder, double girder and customized overhead cranes designed according to your lifting requirements.

What is an Overhead Crane?

An overhead crane, also known as a bridge crane, is a lifting system used to move heavy loads efficiently inside factories, workshops, warehouses and other industrial facilities.

Single Overhead Crane

Cranox single girder overhead crane lifting heavy industrial materials in a manufacturing plant.

Capacity

1 - 20ton

Lifting Height

6m - 18m

Span

7.5m - 35m

Double Overhead Crane

Cranox heavy-duty double girder overhead crane lifting large industrial loads in a steel plant.

Capacity

5 - 200ton

Lifting Height

10.5m - 35m

Span

6m - 26m

Overhead Crane Products

  • Double girder trolley overhead crane lifting long steel pipes with synchronized dual trolleys

    QDE Double Girder Trolley Overhead Crane

    The Double Girder Trolley Overhead Crane (QDE Model) is an advanced heavy-duty lifting solution engineered for complex, synchronized, and long-load material handling. Built with two independent hoisting trolleys along the main bridge, this double girder trolley overhead crane enables precise multi-point lifting and smooth load rotation in demanding industrial environments. Core Technical Features & Engineering…

Why Choose Cranox for Your Overhead Crane?

ONE-STOP LIFTING SOLUTIONS

Complete lifting solutions from equipment selection and design to manufacturing and delivery.

SELF-OWNED MANUFACTURING

Direct access to factory manufacturing, quality control, and competitive pricing.

CUSTOMIZED ENGINEERING

Engineered to match your specific working conditions, site requirements, and lifting needs.

RELIABLE AFTER-SALES SERVICE

Professional support from installation and commissioning to long-term operation.

How to Choose the Right Overhead Crane

To recommend a suitable overhead crane, Cranox engineers usually need the lifting capacity, span, lifting height, working duty, working environment and power supply.

Capacity

The maximum weight the crane can safely lift during operations.

Lifting Height

Vertical distance the hook can travel up and down.

Span

Distance between the two centerlines of crane rails.

Working Duty

Operational intensity rating based on load frequency and severity.

Working Condition

Environmental factors like temperature, dust, or humidity.

Power Suply

Electrical voltage and frequency powering the crane system.

Need help choosing the right crane? Contact our engineers.

Frequently Asked Questions About Overhead Cranes