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Heavy Duty Cranes for Sale. 32 ton to 550 ton heavy-duty overhead cranes,i.e, bridge crane, gantry crane, jib crane designed for industrial heavy lifting.Explore our range of heavy-duty cranes, from 32 to 550 tons, designed for safe and efficient heavy lifting in any industry.

Heavy-duty cranes are essential tools in a wide range of industries, providing powerful lifting capabilities for heavy and bulky materials. These cranes are designed to handle substantial loads, making them crucial for operations in manufacturing, construction, logistics, and shipping. Their ability to lift, move, and position heavy items enhances efficiency and productivity, allowing businesses to streamline processes and minimize downtime.

There are three primary types of heavy-duty cranes: overhead cranes, gantry cranes, and jib cranes.

Heavy Duty Overhead Cranes for High-Capacity Industrial Lifting

Yuantai Heavy Duty Overhead Cranes are engineered for demanding lifting operations in steel plants, foundries, power stations, shipyards, and heavy manufacturing facilities. Double girder structures, heavy-duty hoisting mechanisms, and application-specific lifting attachments can be configured to meet load, duty-cycle, and operating-environment requirements.

Heavy Duty Overhead Cranes

Heavy-duty overhead cranes are sophisticated lifting devices engineered to handle substantial loads efficiently and safely. Comprising a bridge that spans the workspace, these cranes operate on elevated tracks, allowing horizontal movement across large areas. The hoisting mechanism, suspended from the bridge, provides the capability to lift, lower, and transport materials vertically.

Key Parameters

  • Capacity: 10–550 ton
  • Crane Type: Double Girder Overhead Crane
  • Hoisting System: Open Winch or Heavy-Duty Wire Rope Hoist
  • Span: 10–40 m+
  • Lifting Height: 6–30 m+
  • Duty Class: ISO A5–A8 / FEM 2m–5M
  • Control: Radio Remote, Pendant, or Cabin
  • Power Supply: 380–690 V, 50/60 Hz, 3 Phase

Main Types

  • Double Girder Overhead Cranes
  • Heavy-Duty Open Winch Cranes
  • Steel Mill and Foundry Cranes
  • Ladle, Coil, Billet, and Slab Handling Cranes
  • Grab Bucket Crane  and Magnet Overhead Cranes
  • Double Trolley and Tandem Lifting Cranes
  • Custom Process Cranes with Specialized Attachments

Typical Applications

  • Steelmaking, casting, and metal processing
  • Foundries and high-temperature production areas
  • Heavy machinery manufacturing and assembly
  • Power plants and industrial maintenance workshops
  • Steel coil, billet, slab, and plate handling
  • Shipbuilding and large-component assembly
  • Continuous production lines with frequent lifting cycles

Engineering considerations: Load spectrum, operating frequency, impact loads, temperature, dust exposure, lifting attachments, and required positioning accuracy should be assessed before selecting the crane duty class and hoisting configuration.

Heavy Duty Gantry Cranes for Large Loads and Open Working Areas

Yuantai Heavy Duty Gantry Cranes provide high-capacity lifting and horizontal transportation where building-supported runway systems are unavailable, impractical, or insufficient. Available configurations include full gantry and semi-gantry designs, with rail-mounted or other engineered travel systems selected according to the site layout and project requirements.

Heavy Duty Gantry Cranes

Heavy-duty gantry cranes are robust lifting systems designed to move heavy loads across a wide range of applications. These cranes feature a bridge supported by vertical legs that straddle the load area, allowing for both vertical and horizontal movement. This design provides significant versatility, enabling the crane to operate in various environments.

  • Structure: A typical heavy-duty gantry crane consists of a horizontal beam (the bridge) supported by two or more legs. The legs can be equipped with wheels or tracks, allowing the crane to move along a designated path or remain stationary.
  • Lifting Mechanism: These cranes usually incorporate electric hoists or other lifting systems, enabling them to handle substantial weights safely and efficiently.
Double Girder Gantry Crane with European Style Open Winch Trolley

Double Girder Gantry Crane with European Style Open Winch Trolley

Heavy Duty Gantry Crane with Double Trolleys 75 ton + 75 ton for your reference

Heavy Duty Gantry Crane with Double Trolleys 75 ton + 75 ton for your reference 

Heavy Duty Gantry Crane with U frame Gantry Design

Heavy Duty Gantry Crane with U frame Gantry Design

Key Parameters

  • Capacity: 10–550 ton
  • Crane Type: Double Girder Gantry or Semi-Gantry Crane
  • Hoisting System: Open Winch or Heavy-Duty Wire Rope Hoist
  • Span: 10–40 m+
  • Lifting Height: 6–30 m+
  • Travel Distance: 20–500 m+
  • Duty Class: ISO A5–A8 / FEM 2m–5M
  • Control: Radio Remote, Pendant, or Cabin
  • Power Supply: 380–690 V, 50/60 Hz, 3 Phase

Main Types

  • Full Gantry Cranes
  • Semi-Gantry Cranes
  • Heavy-Duty Rail-Mounted Gantry Cranes
  • Rubber-Tyred Gantry Cranes for Suitable Applications
  • Shipyard and Large-Component Handling Gantry Cranes
  • Double Trolley and Tandem Lifting Gantry Cranes
  • Custom Gantry Cranes with Grab, Magnet, or Special Lifting Tools

Typical Applications

  • Shipyards and shipbuilding facilities
  • Steel plants and outdoor steel storage yards
  • Heavy equipment manufacturing and assembly yards
  • Hydropower projects and large component installation
  • Precast concrete and construction component handling
  • Industrial yards with long-distance load transportation
  • Outdoor maintenance and material handling operations

Engineering considerations: Runway or ground rail design, wheel loads, foundation capacity, wind loads, outdoor exposure, travel distance, power supply, and site access must be evaluated. For outdoor cranes, wind-resistant travel systems and storm anchoring may also be required.

Heavy Duty Jib Cranes for Repetitive Lifting at Dedicated Workstations

Yuantai Heavy Duty Jib Cranes are designed for repetitive lifting, machine loading, component positioning, and material transfer within defined working areas. Depending on the application, the crane can be configured with a floor-mounted pillar, wall-mounted support, powered rotation, and a heavy-duty hoist.

Heavy Duty Jib Cranes

Heavy-duty jib cranes are versatile lifting solutions designed to provide effective material handling in a range of industrial settings. These cranes feature a horizontal arm (the jib) that extends out from a vertical support structure, allowing for efficient lifting and moving of heavy loads.

Typical Applications:

  • Workshops: Frequently used in manufacturing and repair shops for lifting machinery parts and tools, enhancing workflow and productivity.
  • Production Areas: Commonly found in assembly lines and production facilities, where they facilitate the quick movement of materials and components, improving operational efficiency.
Pillar Column Mounted Jib Crane

Pillar Column Mounted Jib Crane

Anticorrosion Jib Crane

Anticorrosion Jib Crane

10 Ton Jib Cranes

10 Ton Jib Cranes

Key Parameters

  • Capacity: 0.5–20 ton, subject to design
  • Crane Type: Pillar-Mounted or Wall-Mounted Jib Crane
  • Arm Reach: Approximately 2–12 m
  • Lifting Height: Approximately 3–12 m
  • Rotation: 180°, 270°, or 360°, depending on design
  • Hoisting System: Electric Wire Rope Hoist or Chain Hoist
  • Operation: Manual or Powered Rotation
  • Duty Class: Selected according to load spectrum and cycle frequency
  • Power Supply: Customized to site requirements

Main Types

  • Heavy-Duty Pillar-Mounted Jib Cranes
  • Wall-Mounted Jib Cranes
  • Powered-Rotation Jib Cranes
  • Fixed-Arm Jib Cranes for Dedicated Workstations
  • Heavy-Duty Jib Cranes with Wire Rope Hoists
  • Jib Cranes with Chain Hoists for Suitable Loads
  • Custom Jib Cranes for Specialized Lifting and Positioning

Typical Applications

  • Heavy machinery assembly and maintenance stations
  • Machine loading and unloading
  • Steel fabrication and component positioning
  • Production lines requiring frequent localized lifting
  • Tooling, dies, and equipment handling
  • Maintenance bays and industrial repair workshops
  • Workstations where a full overhead crane is unnecessary

Engineering considerations: Column or wall support strength, foundation and anchor design, arm reach, lifting height, rotation range, hoist duty, and required coverage area should be checked before finalizing the crane design. Actual capacity and reach depend on structural loads and the installation conditions.

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Heavy Lifting Configuration: One Load, One Crane, or Two Lifting Points?

The lifting arrangement depends on the load weight, load dimensions, center of gravity and available lifting points. For heavy or oversized loads, the hook arrangement can be as important as the crane capacity.

Open Winch Overhead Crane

An open winch crane is used for high-capacity lifting where the hoisting system needs a larger load range and easier access for inspection and maintenance.

  • Hoisting system: Open winch, wire rope drum, hook block
  • Capacity: Project-specific, commonly used for high-capacity cranes
  • Duty: Suitable for frequent lifting and demanding operating cycles
  • Common applications: Steel plants, power plants, foundries, heavy manufacturing

Selection should cover lifting capacity, lifting height, duty class, hoisting speed, hook arrangement, braking system, and maintenance access.

Double Trolley Overhead Crane

A double trolley crane uses two lifting trolleys when one load needs two lifting points or controlled two-point lifting.

  • Configuration: Two independent or synchronized trolleys
  • Hook arrangement: Two lifting points with project-specific spacing
  • Common applications: Long machinery, ship sections, bridge components, heavy equipment

The crane design must account for the load center of gravity, hook spacing, load distribution, trolley travel, girder loading, brake capacity, and synchronization control.

Dual Hook Overhead Crane witn Main Hook and Auxiliary Hook

A dual hook crane has two hooks for lifting long, unbalanced, or specially shaped loads.

  • Hook arrangement: Main and auxiliary hooks or two working hooks
  • Capacity: Selected according to the actual load and lifting points
  • Common applications: Steel structures, machinery, long components, heavy equipment

Hook capacity alone is not enough for selection. The load center of gravity, lifting points, hook spacing, and actual load distribution also need to be checked.

Specialized Heavy Lifting Crane

Specialized cranes are used when the load, process, or working environment requires equipment beyond a standard hook crane.

  • Steelmaking: Ladle crane, casting crane, charging crane
  • Scrap handling: Magnetic crane, grab crane
  • High-temperature areas: Heat-resistant crane configurations
  • Hazardous areas: Explosion-proof crane configurations
  • Special lifting: Custom hooks, lifting beams, grabs, magnets, spreaders

The main selection factors are load type, material temperature, dust level, hazardous-area classification, lifting device, duty class, and operating conditions.

Yuantai Crane Reference: Heavy duty cranes are configured from the actual lifting conditions rather than from capacity alone. Load weight, span, lifting height, duty class, lifting frequency, site conditions, and the required lifting arrangement are confirmed before the final crane design is issued.

Some heavy lifting projects operate outside normal indoor workshop conditions. Temperature, weather, dust, corrosion and hazardous atmospheres can change the crane design, electrical protection and maintenance requirements.

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Tailored Heavy Duty Crane Specifications Based on Your
Application and Lifting Requirements

The crane type depends on what you need to lift, how often it is lifted, and where the crane will work. Yuantai Crane starts with the actual load, working conditions, and lifting process before selecting the crane configuration.

Gantry Crane with Double Trolley for Heavy Conceret Block Handling in Construction

Gantry Crane with Double Trolley for Heavy Conceret Block Handling in Construction

Explosion Proof Cranes for Oil and Gas Industrial Material Handling

Explosion Proof Cranes for Oil and Gas Industrial Material Handling

Steel Plant

Steel plants normally need cranes that can handle heavy loads through repeated lifting cycles. The crane may work around furnaces, casting lines, coil storage, or scrap handling areas, so temperature, dust, duty class, and the lifting attachment all need to be considered.

Yuantai Crane recommendation: Double girder overhead crane, ladle crane, casting crane, magnetic crane, grab crane, or heavy-duty maintenance crane.

  • Typical loads: Ladles · Billets · Slabs · Steel coils · Scrap · Furnace equipment
  • Typical specifications: Capacity 32–550 t · Span 10–40 m+ · Lift height 6–30 m+ · ISO A3–A8 / FEM 1Am–5m · Open winch or specialized hoisting system
  • Common options: Main/auxiliary hooks · Electromagnetic lifter · Grab · Heat protection · Cabin control · Radio remote · VFD · Anti-collision system
  • What to do next: Provide the maximum load, load type, lifting frequency, temperature around the crane, span, lifting height, and required lifting attachment. Yuantai can then recommend the crane type and duty class.

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Shipyard & Heavy Fabrication

Shipyards and heavy fabrication yards often need to move large structures over open ground. A Goliath gantry crane is commonly used because the crane can travel on ground rails without relying on a factory building for support.

  • Yuantai Crane recommendation: Heavy-duty Goliath crane, double girder gantry crane, semi-gantry crane, or double trolley gantry crane.
  • Typical loads: Ship blocks · Hull sections · Engines · Steel structures · Fabricated components · Heavy machinery
  • Typical specifications: Capacity 32–550 t · Span 10–40 m+ · Lift height 6–30 m+ · Ground rail travel · Full or semi-gantry configuration
  • Common options: Open winch trolley · Double trolley · Dual hooks · Long cantilever · Radio remote · Cabin control · VFD travel drive · Wind protection

What to do next: Measure the rail gauge and working area, then provide the heaviest load, load dimensions, lifting height, required travel distance, and whether the load needs two lifting points. These details determine the gantry structure and trolley arrangement.

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Power Plant

Power plant cranes are often used during equipment installation as well as maintenance. The crane needs enough capacity and lifting height for major components, while positioning accuracy becomes important when installing turbines, generators, transformers, and other equipment.

  • Yuantai Crane recommendation: Heavy-duty double girder overhead crane, open winch crane, turbine maintenance crane, or auxiliary maintenance crane.
  • Typical loads: Turbines · Generators · Transformers · Valves · Motors · Maintenance equipment
  • Typical specifications: Capacity 32–500 t+ · Span according to turbine hall layout · Lift height 10–30 m+ · ISO A3–A5 commonly used, with higher duty classes where required
  • Common options: Main and auxiliary hooks · Open winch · Fine positioning · Radio remote · Cabin control · VFD · Overload protection

What to do next: Start with the heaviest component that must be installed or removed. Give its weight, dimensions, lifting height, hook position, and turbine hall span. Also confirm whether the crane is for occasional maintenance or regular production work.

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Heavy Manufacturing

Heavy manufacturing plants use cranes for moving machinery, molds, dies, motors, fabricated structures, and other large components. The crane normally needs accurate hook positioning and enough headroom for the production area.

  • Yuantai Crane recommendation: Double girder overhead crane, heavy-duty workshop crane, open winch crane, or dual-hook crane.
  • Typical loads: Large machinery · Dies · Molds · Motors · Steel structures · Production equipment
  • Typical specifications: Capacity 32–300 t+ · Span 10–35 m+ · Lift height 6–20 m+ · ISO A3–A5 or higher according to working cycles
  • Common options: Dual hooks · Main/auxiliary hoist · Open winch · Low-headroom arrangement · Radio remote · Pendant control · VFD

What to do next: Check the maximum load first, then measure the available span and headroom. If large machinery must be turned or positioned during assembly, provide the load dimensions and center of gravity so the hook arrangement can be selected correctly.

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Construction & Precast

Precast yards and construction sites often work outdoors, where the crane must cover a large area and move loads along long travel rails. Ground conditions and wheel loads are important parts of the crane design.

  • Yuantai Crane recommendation: Heavy-duty Goliath crane, double girder gantry crane, or precast beam gantry crane.
  • Typical loads: Precast concrete beams · Bridge sections · Concrete panels · Steel structures · Construction equipment
  • Typical specifications: Capacity 32–300 t+ · Span 15–40 m+ · Lift height 6–20 m+ · Long ground travel · Outdoor duty
  • Common options: Dual hooks · Tandem lifting · Hydraulic lifting accessories · Radio remote · VFD travel · Wind protection · Rail clamps

What to do next: Provide the beam or precast component weight and dimensions, required lifting height, rail gauge, travel distance, and site wind conditions. If two cranes will lift one component together, include the tandem lifting arrangement in the inquiry.

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Port & Heavy Cargo

Heavy cargo handling can involve containers, steel products, machinery, and oversized project cargo. The right crane depends on whether the job is container handling, general cargo lifting, or occasional heavy lifting.

  • Yuantai Crane recommendation: RMG crane, heavy-duty gantry crane, container gantry crane, lifting beam, or container spreader system.
  • Typical loads: Containers · Steel products · Heavy machinery · Project cargo · Oversized cargo
  • Typical specifications: Capacity 20–550 t depending on application · Span according to yard layout · Lift height according to container or cargo clearance · Ground rail travel for RMG/gantry systems
  • Common options: 20 ft / 40 ft spreader · Lifting beam · Hook block · Radio remote · Cabin control · Anti-sway · VFD · Container positioning system
  • What to do next: Decide whether the crane will mainly handle containers or general heavy cargo. Then provide the container size or cargo dimensions, maximum load, lifting height, rail gauge, travel distance, and required lifting attachment.

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Foundry & High-Temperature Applications

Foundry cranes work close to furnaces and molten metal, so the crane design has to account for heat, dust, repeated lifting, and the consequences of a load-handling failure. Ladle and casting cranes normally require dedicated lifting arrangements rather than a standard hook configuration.

  • Yuantai Crane recommendation: Casting crane, ladle crane, high-temperature double girder overhead crane, or specialized process crane.
  • Typical loads: Molten metal · Ladles · Furnace equipment · Casting components · Hot steel
  • Typical specifications: Capacity 32–500 t+ · Double girder construction · Open winch hoisting · High duty class · Lift height according to furnace and casting layout
  • Common options: Heat shielding · Protected electrical equipment · Main/auxiliary hooks · Emergency brake · Cabin control · Radio remote · Overload protection
  • What to do next: Give the ladle or load weight, maximum material temperature, lifting frequency, lifting height, span, and working area temperature. Also specify whether the crane works above a furnace, casting line, or storage area.

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Not Sure Which Heavy Duty Crane You Need?

Start with the maximum load and the place where the crane will operate. Yuantai Crane can then narrow down the crane type, lifting system, and duty class based on the project conditions.

Basic information to provide: Load capacity · Load dimensions · Span · Lifting height · Crane travel distance · Duty class or working frequency · Site conditions · Power supply

If you have a building drawing, equipment layout, foundation drawing, or lifting plan, include it with the inquiry. It can help determine runway loads, rail gauge, wheel loads, headroom, hook position, and crane travel requirements.

For loads above 20 tons, Yuantai normally starts with a double girder configuration. The final crane type, hoisting system, duty class, wheel load, and lifting arrangement are confirmed during engineering.

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Heavy Duty Cranes for Heavy Lifting | 32–550 Ton
Customized Heavy Duty Crane Designs & Projects

Engineered for high-capacity lifting, demanding duty cycles, and specialized industrial applications.

Yuantai supplies 32–550 ton heavy-duty overhead and gantry cranes for steel plants, shipyards, power plants, heavy manufacturing, construction, ports, foundries and other high-load applications.

150 Ton Crane for Sale Paraguay, Top Running Overhead Crane

150 Ton Crane for Sale Paraguay, Top Running Overhead Crane

150 Ton overhead crane for sale Paraguay. Tailored 150 ton top running double girder overhead crane with open winch crab trolley for heavy lifting. Click!

Overhead Cranes with Two Hooks for Sale: Types of Cranes & Cost

Overhead Cranes with Two Hooks for Sale: Types of Cranes & Cost

Overhead Cranes with Two Hooks for Sale: Types of Dual-Hook Cranes & Cost Considerations. Model Line-Up, Real-World Cost Breakdowns, and Smart Buyer Tips.

16 T & 130/80 Ton Overhead Cranes in One Bay, Smart Lifting Crane

16 T & 130/80 Ton Overhead Cranes in One Bay, Smart Lifting Crane

Heavy duty overhead cranes 130 ton/ 80 Ton, 16 ton designed for heavy & light lifting needs, optimizing workflow and space within a single workshop bay.

Heavy-Duty Laminated Hook for Steel Plant: 120-Ton Hook Solution

Heavy-Duty Laminated Hook for Steel Plant: 120-Ton Hook Solution

Custom 120-ton laminated hook designed for steel mills, offering durability, high-temperature tolerance, and ease of maintenance for overhead cranes.

Heavy Lift 200+200 Ton Double Girder Double Trolley Bridge Crane

Heavy Lift 200+200 Ton Double Girder Double Trolley Bridge Crane

Heavy-duty 400-ton overhead crane with dual open winch trolleys, designed for precision lifting of heavy, long & large loads handling in industrial use!

150 Ton Open Winch Built-Up Hoist for Heavy Duty 2 Girder Cranes

150 Ton Open Winch Built-Up Hoist for Heavy Duty 2 Girder Cranes

Open winch for heavy industrial overhead cranes, high precision, durability & safety with a 150-ton built-up hoist system. Get heavy duty crane open winch!

QD Heavy Duty Bridge Cranes with Open Winch Hot Sale 5 Ton to 100 Ton

QD Heavy Duty Bridge Cranes with Open Winch Hot Sale 5 Ton to 100 Ton

Heavy duty QD double girder bridge cranes with open winch trolley, hot sale capacity 5 ton to 100 ton customized for your needs.

50 Ton Overhead Crane with 25 + 25 Ton Open Winch Trolleys

50 Ton Overhead Crane with 25 + 25 Ton Open Winch Trolleys

Customized 50 ton crane for sale. 50 ton overhead crane with dual 25-ton open winch trolleys, for tandem lifting for heavy, oversized industrial loads.

Heavy Duty Gantry Cranes: Engineering Solutions for Heavy Industrial Material Handling

Heavy Duty Gantry Cranes: Engineering Solutions for Heavy Industrial Material Handling

Heavy-duty gantry cranes offer powerful, customized lifting solutions for heavy industries, ensuring efficiency, safety, and tailored performance for demanding applications

Heavy Duty Overhead Crane 32 to 500 Ton Lightens Financial Load

Heavy Duty Overhead Crane 32 to 500 Ton Lightens Financial Load

Heavy duty overhead crane for sale. Heavy-duty overhead cranes 32 to 500 tons are vital tools in various industrial uses. Get your heavy duty crane design!

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Heavy Lifting Crane Buyer Guide

Heavy Duty Crane Design: What Does the Manufacturer Need From You?

To prepare a heavy duty crane quotation, send the following information. You do not need every item to request a preliminary quotation, but the more complete the data, the more accurate the crane selection and price.

Minimum Information for a Crane Quotation

CategoryInformation to Provide
1. LoadMaximum load · Typical load · Load dimensions · Center of gravity
2. Building / SiteSpan · Runway length · Building height · Available headroom · Column arrangement
3. LiftingLifting height · Lifting points · Hook type · Lifting accessories
4. OperationLifting cycles/hour · Working hours/day · Working days/year · Required duty class, if known
5. EnvironmentIndoor/outdoor · Temperature · Dust · Humidity · Hazardous area
6. ElectricalVoltage · Frequency · Phase · Control requirements
7. CommercialQuantity · Destination country · Required delivery date · Installation requirement

What to Send Us

A simple RFQ can look like:

Capacity: 100 ton
Span: 25 m
Lifting height: 12 m
Load: 100 ton steel equipment
Lifting frequency: 10 cycles/hour
Operation: Indoor, 16 h/day
Power: 415 V, 50 Hz, 3 Ph
Quantity: 2 sets

If You Don't Have All the Data

Start with these 8 key parameters: Maximum load → Span → Lifting height → Load dimensions → Lifting frequency → Indoor/outdoor → Power supply → Quantity

These are usually enough for the first engineering review. The manufacturer can then identify the missing information needed for a detailed quotation.

If you have a building drawing, load drawing, crane layout or existing runway information, include it with the RFQ. This helps engineers check headroom, wheel loads, runway requirements and crane configuration.

Heavy Duty Crane Engineering & Manufacturing Process

From the first RFQ to final commissioning, Yuantai manages the heavy duty crane project through 10 engineering and production steps. Each stage confirms the requirements for the next.

From RFQ to commissioning, a heavy duty crane project follows 10 main steps.

StepWhat We DoWhat You Get
01. RequirementsReview load, span, lift height, duty and site conditions.Project requirements
02. ConfigurationSelect crane type, girder, hoist and lifting arrangement.Crane proposal
03. Structural DesignCheck girder strength, deflection, stability and wheel loads.Structural design
04. Hoisting & DrivesSelect hoists, motors, brakes, gearboxes and travel drives.Drive configuration
05. Electrical & ControlDesign power, VFD, PLC, remote control, cabin and safety functions.Electrical design
06. ManufacturingFabricate girders, end carriages, trolleys and major components.Finished components
07. AssemblyAssemble the crane, hoisting system, electrical and safety equipment.Complete crane
08. Factory TestingTest structure, hoisting, travelling, brakes, controls and safety functions.FAT / inspection records
09. Packing & ShippingProtect, mark and pack components for transportation.Shipment-ready crane
10. Installation & CommissioningInstall, test, adjust and verify crane operation at site.Crane ready for operation

Quick Selection Guide & Related Heavy Duty Crane Solutions

Choose a heavy duty crane by crane type, industry, or lifting application. Yuantai Crane can help match the lifting capacity, span, lifting height, duty class, hoisting system and site conditions to the required crane configuration.

By Crane Type

Start with the crane configuration that best fits your building, yard, load and lifting method.

By Industry & Applications

Select a crane based on the working environment, load type, lifting frequency and production process.

Looking for a similar project? Browse examples by application:

  • Steel Plant → Ladle Cranes · Casting Cranes · Magnetic Cranes · Heavy Maintenance Cranes
  • Shipyard → Goliath Cranes · Heavy Gantry Cranes · Double Trolley Cranes
  • Power Plant → Heavy Overhead Cranes · Turbine Handling Cranes · Maintenance Cranes
  • Heavy Manufacturing → Open Winch Cranes · Double Girder Cranes · Heavy Workshop Cranes
  • Port & Container Yard → RMG Cranes · Gantry Cranes · Container Lifting Equipment
  • Foundry → Ladle Cranes · Casting Cranes · High-Temperature Cranes

Industrial Heavy Duty Crane FAQ

Find practical answers about heavy duty industrial cranes, typical applications, load handling, crane specification ranges and price factors for crane selection.

1. What are the typical applications of a heavy duty industrial crane?

A heavy duty industrial crane is widely used in steel plants, shipyards, power plants, foundries, precast yards, heavy manufacturing and large warehouses. It is suitable for frequent lifting, high-capacity loads and demanding working conditions, with configurations selected according to the process and site layout.

2. What kind of loads can a heavy duty industrial crane handle?

Heavy duty industrial cranes can handle steel coils, slabs, billets, ladles, castings, ship blocks, precast concrete, large machined parts and general heavy cargo. Depending on the load type, the crane can be equipped with hooks, magnets, grabs, ladles, spreaders or specialized lifting devices.

3. What are the typical specification ranges of a heavy duty crane?

Typical heavy duty crane specifications include capacity from around 32 ton to over 500 ton, span from 10 m to 40 m or more, lifting height from 6 m to 30 m or more, and duty class from ISO A3 to A8 / FEM 1Am to 5M. Final values are determined by the actual application, lifting frequency and site conditions.

4. How do I choose the right heavy duty crane for my application?

To choose the right crane, consider load type and weight, span, lifting height, duty class, lifting frequency, site conditions and available runway or ground space. Overhead cranes suit indoor buildings with a runway, while Goliath gantry cranes suit outdoor or ground-supported lifting areas.

5. How much does a heavy duty industrial crane cost?

The price of a heavy duty industrial crane depends on capacity, span, lifting height, duty class, crane type, hoisting configuration and optional equipment. Because each project is different, the most accurate price is obtained by providing the required technical data for a specific quotation.

6. What factors affect the price of a heavy duty crane?

Key price factors include crane type, capacity, span, lifting height, duty class, hoist and trolley configuration, control system, safety devices, structural design, shipping requirements and site installation conditions. A higher duty class or more specialized lifting equipment will generally increase the total cost.

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  • Main Specifications - Capacity: 0.5–550 tons | Span: up to 40m | Speed: 0.8–12 m/min | Duty: A3–A7 | Power: 380–690V, 50/60Hz | Control: pendant/remote/cabin
  • Full engineering: FEA/PLC/VFD + in-house build + global delivery + on-site support, for workshops, factories, EPC contractors, industrial projects, etc.
  • Support: design, manufacturing, testing, service – end-to-end, customized lifting solutions worldwide.

How to Get an Accurate Crane Price for Your Application?
Tips: Copy the spec list, fill in your details, and paste it into the form on the right/ down-below for a quick price.

  • Crane type:_____ . (e.g., overhead crane, gantry crane, jib crane)
  • Max weight to lift:_____ tons. (e.g., 2t, 5t, 10t, 20t, 50t)
  • Lifting height:_____ m. (How high does the hook need to reach?
  • Workshop width (span):_____ m . (Distance between the two crane rails)
  • Travel distance:_____ m . (How long does the crane need to move along the runway?)
  • Control type:_____. (Pendant / remote / cabin Control)
  • Power supply:_____. (Local voltage & frequency – e.g., 380V, 50Hz, 3-phase)
  • What will it be used for?_____ (e.g., steel fabrication, concrete products, mold handling, general manufacturing, etc.)
  • Any special requirements?_____ (e.g., extreme temperature, dusty or explosive environment, special paint color, etc.)

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