Floor mounted cranes

These stand-alone arches, or pillars, fit best when the load bearing capacity is insufficient or when the requirements for flexibility are high as the stand-alone pillars are also easy to assemble, disassemble and move as needed.

For several use cases, a floor mounted girder crane system might be optimal. If your intended material handling operations are to be situated in a space with less than adequate roof structure to hold a girder system, floor mounting could be the way to go. Further, if the roof is uneven or contains obstacles for a ceiling-based system, these are issues no more with our floor mounted system. Furthermore, in locations with tall ceilings, a situation where the vacuum- or hoist lift gets too unwieldy can sometimes arise, a none existent problem in floor mounted solutions. Finally, for open air applications where there simply is no roof structure to adhere to, floor mounted crane systems is the only way to go.

The floor mounted crane systems push the structure out to the very edges of the work area as well as making it well confined and defined. This ability of the system is great for when marking out an area only to be trespassed by authorized personnel. Further, the floor mounted construction consists of either arches, providing a high structural stability, or pillars, providing a large flexibility in layout.

Contact us and we can design a solution that optimally fits your operational requirements.