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Weather conditions are not always ideal for outdoor installations. However, don't worry there are various types of safety devices or measures to ensure your outdoor overhead crane safetys.

Premium's expertise in outdoor overhead cranes installation is sure to be useful for any project you may have. Many customized lifting options are available to ensure the proper performance and durability of your crane.

Outdoor overhead crane designs and configurations

Outdoor overhead crane - Signle girder overhead crane series

• Load capacity: 1-20 ton
• Span: 7.5-28.5m
• Lifting height: 6-18m
• Lifting speed: 0.8/5m/min
• Hoist running speed: 2-20m/min
• Crane running speed: 3-30m/min
• Work duty: A5
• Custom designs available

Outdoor overhead crane - Double girder overhead crane series

• Load capacity:5 ton -320 ton
• Span:10.5-31.5m
• Lifting height:6-24m
• Lifting speed:2.1-11.5m/min
• Trolley running speed:27-40m/min
• Crane running speed:42-75m/min
• Work duty:A3-A7

Outdoor overhead crane with freestanding bridge crane design

Outdoor overhead crane equipped with magnetic chucks - types of below-hook-devices

Custom features for harsh outdoor weather

We can help you in dealing with the outdoors environments and on the other hand, working the outood overhead crane solution meet your budget requirements. the following options are available :

Safeguarding covers, Full-length roofing, Weather-resistant paint,  heated rails and panels, synthetic oil in the gears,  a four-wheel drive system,  and LED lights.

Outdoors Overhead Crane Design Considerations for Your Project

When designing an overhead crane for outdoor use, extreme weather and location must be considered. Extreme weather can include sunlight, heat, cold, precipitation, wind, lightning, and a variety of other factors. When using an overhead crane outside in any weather, there are numerous details to consider.

It's critical to know how much time will be spent outdoors without shelter while using overhead travelling cranes outdoors because weather conditions have an impact on their performance. An electric overhead crane can be stored inside a structure or not, and it can be operated outdoors 100% of the time or less, depending on your ultimate project design. Different design concerns apply to cranes that are only used and kept outdoors as opposed to cranes that might also be utilized indoors or outdoors.

Wind Force Calculations

A wind force calculation must be done as you collaborate with your crane manufacturer or dealer to build an overhead crane for outdoor operation. You need to take into account the type of weather that passes through your area depending on where you are geographically placed. An overhead crane installed near the waters, such as the coast or may have a different wind force calculation than one built for outdoor operation in outdors in a hurricane zone.

The bridge crane's movement, both with and without a load, is influenced by wind. Larger travel drives are typically required for overhead cranes used outside to combat wind pressures. Wind locks are needed for heavy installations to keep the overhead crane in place in strong winds. It is essential to design the overhead crane to accommodate the local wind conditions.

Outdoor use overhead crane considered wind scale

Covers for Components

When an overhead crane is utilized outside without a building cover, protective covers that can fit over the hoist, hoist motor, end truck motors, and electrical panel are required. A longer service life and additional protection against the elements are made possible by shielding these components from rain, snow, and sun.

In addition, everyone is aware that water and electronics do not mix well. Temperature and moisture both have an impact on an electric overhead crane's electrical parts. It is crucial that these components can still operate securely in the presence of these factors. The electric hoist and end truck motors, among other crane parts, are built with characteristics like drain holes, additional insulation, and specific bearings and seals when they are intended for outside operation.

Use a cable designed for outdoor use for festooning and other electrical components. Festooning cable made of rubber rather than PVC may have characteristics that make it more suitable for outdoor use. The requirements for electrical components vary depending on where you are.

Steel and Other Metals

The effects of temperature on steel and electrical components can be profound. Typically, as the temperature drops, steel becomes more fragile. Fortunately, by altering the components of steel, producers may create goods that can be used in cold climates. Make sure the overhead crane manufacturer and dealer are aware that the crane will be used outdoors when you request a price for one so that resources may be used as efficiently as possible.

When using an overhead crane outdoors, it is essential to include additional considerations into the final crane design. Wind, sun, high and low temperatures, rain, snow, and other precipitation can all have an impact on how the overhead crane operates. When you work with an experienced overhead crane manufacturer or crane dealer, these and other factors are taken into account.

How to Ensure Safe When Using An outdoor overhead crane

Outdoor overhead cranes are widely used in the construction industry because they have been proven to be an efficient material handling equipment that handles a variety of materials in various industries. In general, outdoor overhead cranes should only be operated by a qualified operator, primarily for safety reasons. Not only the operator's safety, but also the safety of the other staff and people working in the area. Here are a few safety operating tips for both new and experienced operators to ensure that an outdoor overhead crane is operated properly and safely:

Crane inspection before using

Never, no matter how long you've been in the business, skip the inspection before operating an overhead crane. This includes thoroughly inspecting both the mechanics and the electrical safety of your lifting equipment. This preliminary inspection will most likely help you determine whether the brakes, bells, limit switch, or emergency switches are malfunctioning. If one or more of these parts is broken, do not attempt to operate the overhead crane, and the bridge crane operation should be stopped immediately.

Always Keep To The Signals

Ensure that you are following signals at all times while operating the outdoor overhead crane. When you're told to stop, you stop regardless. With that in mind, the operation from the the above crane should be conducted solely with a busy schedule signal - and before the operation, ensure that you ring the bell.

Furthermore, when operating two travelling cranes simultaneously, always adhere to the signals so that both eclectic cranes move as one.