Tailored outdoor gantry crane & workshop overhead crane for precast concrete industry for culverts, manholes, slabs, panels, roof tiles and beams handling.
Precast and prestressed concrete products are produced by the precast concrete manufacturing industry for usage in a variety of construction projects. Precast concrete is made by pouring wet concrete into a reusable mold of a given shape, whereas prestressed concrete is strengthened by compression between steel bars. Culverts, manholes, slabs, panels, roof tiles, and beams are examples of end products that are utilized in water infrastructure, power plants, office buildings, bridges, residences, roads, parking garages, and other constructions. As a result, the industry benefits from widespread demand in a variety of areas, as well as the growing popularity of concrete as a result of its durability and efficiency.
A greater choice of overhead handling solutions are available to enable volume production of blocks, slabs, barriers, ducts, wall or floor sections, tunnel segments, bespoke casting concrete, or others , in the precast concrete plant and yard.
Two levels of cranes may be required in the manufacturing process, with overhead cranes spanning the entire bay and wall travelling jib cranes or semi-portal gantry cranes covering certain activities at the lower level. This type of application necessitates precise functionality and interlocking safety measures, both of which we have plenty of experience and knowledge. For the precast industry, stockyard cranes are typically single or double girder portal or semi-portal cranes with high speed travel motions to reduce loading times in a lengthy yard.
Fast cycle times, arduous duty, semi-automatic control, and variable environments are some of the essential requirements in the precast concrete industry, which often necessitate specially designed solutions rather than off-the-shelf material handling equipment, which has the following advantages:
Many of the solutions developed by EOTCRANEKIT for the precast concrete industry have benefited from smart control features such as:
How do you choose the best overhead gantry crane for your precast concrete yard? The following factors are provided for your convenience in order to obtain the best overhead crane solutions.
Overhead overhead crane s are critical to the productivity of your precast facility. The following are important factors to consider when developing a long-term, fruitful relationship with your next overhead crane supplier.
While each facility has unique requirements, it is obviously more efficient for a buyer to work with overhead crane manufacturers who are already familiar with the precast concrete industry's special needs. Specifically:
In addition to the previously mentioned performance considerations, the precast industry can present a harsh environment for your overhead cranes. Our experience with precast concrete and stone handling has led us to develop innovative dust-protection packages for our overhead crane s, including fully enclosed motors and gasketed control boxes.
Many of our precast customers take advantage of our turnkey services to overhead cranes for maximum efficiency:
We take a long-term approach to overhead crane ownership, beginning with a thorough understanding of your current and proposed material handling requirements, then appropriately sizing your cranes and hoists. We enable preventative maintenance with our cutting-edge data collection to maximize your overhead crane uptime and productivity. We help you avoid crane component obsolescence by vertically integrating all of our manufacturing.
EOTCRANEKIT has extensive experience with large outdoor gantry cranes and rubber tire gantry cranes for precast products, in addition to overhead cranes. The travel speed of the gantry crane is an important performance factor in many of these applications, which are typically found in large stocking and shipping yards.
When it comes to maintaining your new overhead crane, you have a few options. Almost all companies with a maintenance department choose to have their personnel trained by the OEM in basic crane maintenance: adjustments, simple replacements, and basic maintenance, but keep in mind that the crane inspector should also be trained.
So, whether your precast plant wants to retrofit an existing overhead crane, replace it entirely, or expand into new indoor and outdoor facilities, carefully consider the resources and thoroughness your next crane provider will bring to your business.