Cranes for Steel Industry & Metallurgical Casting Industry

Metallurgical casting industry cranes are specialized lifting equipment used in the metallurgical and casting process. They are specifically designed to handle heavy loads of molten metal or scrap metal in extremely high temperatures.
These cranes are commonly used in foundries, steel plants, and other types of metal production facilities that require heavy lifting.
Metallurgical casting industry cranes come in various types and sizes, depending on the type of metal being handled and the specific requirements of the facility. Some of the most common types of cranes used in this industry include ladle cranes, scrap yard cranes, charging cranes, and coil handling cranes.
Ladle cranes are used to transport and pour molten metal from the furnace to the casting molds. Scrap yard cranes are used to handle and move scrap metal around the facility. Charging cranes are used to charge the furnace with raw materials. Coil handling cranes are used to lift and transport coils of steel or other metals. It includes steel mill overhead crane, casting overhead crane, foundry overhead crane, and steel plate and coil lifting overhead crane, ladle overhead crane ,and so on.

Beam Launching & Bridge Girder Erection Industry

A beam launching crane or bridge girder erection crane is a type of crane used in the construction industry to lift and place pre-cast concrete or steel beams in the construction of bridges and similar structures.
These cranes typically have a high lifting capacity and are designed to handle large, heavy loads. They may use a variety of mechanisms to move the beams into position, including hydraulic systems, cable systems, and other lifting mechanisms.
The design of the crane may vary depending on the specific requirements of the construction project and the type of beams being lifted. Some may be designed to work on narrow bridge decks or other restricted spaces, while others may be larger and more powerful, capable of lifting extremely heavy loads.
Safety is a critical concern when working with beam launching cranes, and operators must be properly trained and certified to operate these complex machines. Additionally, proper planning and coordination is required to ensure that the crane is used safely and effectively on the job site.