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ELECTROMECHGantry Crane

ElectroMech Double Girder Gantry Crane

An electric rail-mounted gantry / goliath crane range for heavy-load handling in indoor and outdoor industrial applications. This is a configurable crane family, so final capacity, span, lift height, controls, power feed and fitted components depend on the supplied crane configuration.

Lifting capacity icon
Lifting Capacity3.2-500 t
Span icon
Span3-60 m
Lift height icon
Lift Height3-300 m
Location icon
LocationIndoor / Outdoor
Speed icon
Travel Speed5-60 m/min
Control icon
ControlPendant / Radio

Key Highlights

Capacity icon
Lifting Capacity

3.2-500 t

Span icon
Span

3-60 m

Below floor lift icon
Lift Below Floor

3-300 m

Above floor lift icon
Lift Above Floor

3-30 m

Location icon
Operating Location

Indoor & Outdoor

Ambient temperature icon
Ambient Temperature

Up to 50°C

Hoist speed icon
Main Hoist Speed

1-10 m/min

Cross travel speed icon
Cross Travel Speed

5-60 m/min

Long travel speed icon
Long Travel Speed

5-60 m/min

Control icon
Crane Control

Pendant / Radio remote

Power source icon
Power Source

DSL / Cable reel / DG

Drive system icon
Drive System

Electric with VFD

IP55 motors and panels icon
Motors & Panels

IP55 rated

Steel core wire rope icon
Wire Rope

Steel core construction

Safety features icon
Safety Features

Limit switches, hooter & anti-collision

Specifications

Technical details for the ElectroMech double girder gantry / goliath crane range

OVERVIEW

  • BrandElectroMech
  • CategoryGantry Crane
  • Crane typeDouble Girder Gantry / Goliath Crane
  • ConfigurationEngineered-to-order crane family
  • OperationIndoor & outdoor

RANGE

  • Lifting capacity3.2-500 t
  • Span3-60 m
  • Height of lift below floor3-300 m
  • Height of lift above floor3-30 m
  • Ambient temperatureUp to 50°C

MOTIONS AND CONTROL

  • Main hoist speed1-10 m/min
  • Cross travel speed5-60 m/min
  • Long travel speed5-60 m/min
  • Crane controlPendant / Radio remote
  • Power sourceShrouded DSL / Cable reel / Optional DG

FEATURES

  • Standard safety featuresLimit switches, emergency limit switch, anti-collision, hooter + flasher
  • Outdoor featureAnemometer for outdoor cranes
  • Drive technologyVFD with electric hoist and travel drives
  • Electrical protectionIP55 motors and panels
  • Load pathSteel core wire ropes

APPLICATIONS

  • InfrastructureMetro works, flyovers, railway bridges, dams and airports
  • Industrial yardsPrecast yards, steel storage yards and manufacturing
  • Heavy sectorsHeavy engineering, wind energy, hydropower, shipbuilding and ports

ElectroMech Double Girder Gantry Crane Maintenance & Inspection Checklist

Daily checks · service schedule · wear limits · lubricants · unsafe conditions.

Daily Pre-Start Inspection

Complete before the first lift of each shift. Test crane motions without load before loaded operation.

Before first lift
1

Controllers and main supply

Confirm controllers are OFF and check visible power/control connections.

Act if: a controller is not neutral, a connection is loose or cabling is damaged.

2

No-load motion test

Operate hoisting, cross travel and long travel without load.

Act if: motion direction is wrong, motion is jerky, noisy or unresponsive.

3

Electrical contacts and controls

Observe control response during the no-load check without opening live panels.

Act if: contactor chatter, sticking control, arcing, smoke or burnt smell appears.

4

Gearbox oil levels

Check each gearbox dipstick or level mark and inspect for leakage.

Act if: level is outside range, leakage is active or sharp gear noise is heard.

5

Lubrication system

Check central/group lubrication if fitted and manual grease points/open gears.

Act if: a line is blocked, a point stays dry or lubrication is contaminated.

6

Wire rope and rope ends

Inspect visible rope, reeving, drum winding, end fastenings and clamps.

Act if: broken wires, kink, crushing, corrosion, abnormal spooling or loose fastening is found.

7

Hoist and travel limits

Test upper/lower hoist limits and check travel limits, buffers and end stops.

Act if: a limit fails, operates late, is bypassed or end stops are damaged.

8

Hoist brake hold check

When handling a load near rated capacity, lift a few centimetres and confirm the brake holds.

Act if: the load creeps or the brake slips, drags or does not release correctly.

9

Daily logbook

Record findings, abnormalities and unresolved defects before release.

Act if: a safety defect is open or crane status is uncertain.

Operate hoist, cross travel and long travel without load before loaded operation.
Motion check

All crane motions

Verify correct direction, response, stopping and abnormal noise.

CHECK

Electrical contacts

Check response and visible condition; isolate before opening panels.

INSPECT
Weekly checks cover wire rope, hook and fitted hoist/travel fastening points.
Weekly inspection

Hook and wire rope

Inspect wear, deformation, broken wires and rope end security.

INSPECT

Hoist, cross travel and long travel fasteners

Check motor, brake, gearbox, wheel, coupling and bearing housing bolts where fitted.

CHECK

Girder and end carriage joints

Check joint bolt condition, alignment, cracks and repeated loosening.

INSPECT
Monthly check is separate from oil or grease change points.
Monthly lubrication checks

Enclosed gearing

Check installed gearbox level and leakage.

CHECK

Open gearing if fitted

Apply open-gear compound.

APPLY

Steel wire rope

Clean and dress with compatible dressing compound.

CLEAN
50-hour points apply only where the described bearing arrangement is fitted.
50-hour service

Plain sleeve bearings with grease pump

Grease as fitted.

GREASE

Track wheel sleeve grease point

Grease where the crane has this service point.

GREASE

Sheave and hook block plain bearings

Grease after confirming bearing arrangement.

GREASE
200-hour points include initial gearbox oil and outdoor hook/rope/open gear items where fitted.
200-hour service

Enclosed gearbox initial oil change

Complete initial oil change.

CHANGE

Open gearing if fitted

Apply open gear compound.

APPLY

Hook swivel outdoors / wire rope

Grease outdoor hook swivel and clean/dress rope where applicable.

SERVICE
For outdoor enclosed gearing and outdoor greaseable antifriction bearings: 1,500 h / 3 months, whichever occurs first.
Outdoor service

Outdoor enclosed gearing oil

Change oil at the outdoor interval.

CHANGE

Outdoor greaseable antifriction bearings

Change grease at the outdoor interval where greaseable bearings are fitted.

CHANGE
For indoor enclosed gearing and indoor greaseable antifriction bearings: 2,000 h / 6 months, whichever occurs first.
Indoor service

Indoor enclosed gearing oil

Change oil at the indoor interval.

CHANGE

Indoor greaseable antifriction bearings

Change grease at the indoor interval where greaseable bearings are fitted.

CHANGE
Controller pivots and minimum gear inspection points.
6-12 month service

Joystick master controller pivots

Grease at 6 months where this controller type is fitted.

6 MO

Gear teeth and gear case

Inspect at least every 6 months.

INSPECT

Master controller roller pivots and camshaft ends

Grease at 12 months where fitted.

12 MO
Gearing

First pair of gearing

Replace before tooth thickness at PCD is reduced by 10%.

10%

Other gears

Replace before tooth thickness at PCD is reduced by 20%.

20%
Wheels and sheaves

Wheel flange

Replace or restore only under approved instruction before 50% reduction.

50%

Wheel tread

Correct wheel condition before 30% reduction; rectify left/right diameter difference above 1.5%.

30%

Sheave groove diameter

Replace sheave when wear equals 50% of wire rope diameter.

50%
Brake and wire rope

Brake lining thickness

Replace or reline before 50% reduction from full size.

50%

Wire rope

Remove from service for kinking, birdcaging, crushing, heat damage, severe corrosion or insecure end termination.

INSPECT
Gear and rope lubrication

Enclosed gearing

Use lubricant grade on installed gearbox plate or order manual. Fill to installed level mark.

VERIFY

Open gearing if fitted

Use specified open-gear compound and apply manually.

APPLY

Steel wire rope

Use compatible rope dressing without trapping abrasive dirt.

DRESS
Bearings

Greaseable bearings

Use bearing-maker or order-specific grease. Do not grease sealed-for-life bearings.

GREASE

Plain sleeve bearings

Apply specified grease with fitted pump or nipple.

50 h

Sheave and hook block bearings

Confirm bearing type before application.

VERIFY
Controls and thruster

Electro hydraulic thruster if fitted

Use BS 148 Grade B-30 only for the covered legacy thruster design; fill to level plug.

VERIFY

Master / joystick controller pivots

Apply thin film of acid-free grease only after electrical isolation.

GREASE

Optional diesel generator

Maintain engine, alternator, cooling, battery and fuel system only under the exact installed generator documents.

SEPARATE
STOP

Motion does not respond or continues after command release

Stop operation, open the main power switch and notify the supervisor. Do not clear by repeated operation.

STOP

Hoist moves in the wrong direction

Stop and isolate until wiring or phase fault is corrected and limits are retested.

STOP

Hoist brake slips or will not hold

Lower the load immediately if possible, isolate and adjust or repair the brake before use.

STOP

Wire rope, hook or rope end damage

Land the load, isolate and remove the affected component from service for competent inspection.

STOP

Limit, emergency switch or anti-collision failure

Stop and tag out. Repair and complete a controlled no-load functional test before return to service.

STOP

Power cable, collector arcing, smoke or burning smell

Stop, isolate incoming supply and keep clear until a qualified electrician declares the crane safe.

STOP

Overload or load-limiter indication if fitted

Stop lifting, lower safely and verify load mass, rigging and limiter condition.

STOP

High wind or unsafe anchoring condition

Stop lifting, park at the designated location and engage travel brakes, rail clamps and storm anchors.

ACTION

Sharp gear noise, knock, vibration or oil leak

Stop loaded operation. Check level and inspect gearing and mountings before further use.

ACTION

VFD, motor or panel fault trip

Record exact code, isolate and follow installed drive or motor manual. Do not repeatedly reset.

ACTION

Rope spooling or sheave tracking abnormal

Stop and correct reeving, fleet angle, guide or sheave condition before lifting.

Frequently Asked Questions

ElectroMech double girder gantry crane

No. This page represents the ElectroMech Double Girder Gantry Crane range. Final details depend on the supplied crane configuration.

The listed lifting capacity range is 3.2 to 500 tonnes.

The listed span range is 3 to 60 metres.

Listed crane control options are pendant control and radio remote control. Operator cabins can be open, closed or AC cabin depending on configuration.

Yes, a diesel generator mounted on the crane is listed as a power-source option. Generator maintenance must follow the exact installed engine and alternator documents.