Gantry Cranes

Tripod Cranes

A great way to solve the problem of lifting heavy loads on building roofs, at the loading dock or other external load situations. Tripod cranes are well suited for both hard floors and soft earth - smooth or uneven, and offer the most flexibility for maintenance and repair applications. They also provide excellent service indoors for temporary lift and load operations.

PF-Series Gantry Cranes

The ideal crane for facilities where a permanent crane installation is not an option or where the building structure will not support jib and overhead cranes. This steel gantry crane offers great under-beam heights starting at 20'. Spans can run up to 40', with clear spans up to 35' and load capacities up to 15 tons.

E-Series Steel Gantry Cranes

Economical and sturdy, these fixed height gantry cranes offer heavy duty steel support for light to moderate loads. A 5 ton capacity and maximum 12 foot span means you can move plenty of projects with this affordable crane.

E-Series Steel Adjustable Gantry Cranes

A very affordable way to handle lifting needs, these adjustable steel gantry cranes can lift loads up to 3 tons and have a maximum available span of 11-1/2 feet. Heights up to 14 feet provide plenty of space for loads of varying sizes and configurations

A-Series Steel Gantry Cranes

Offering spans up to 40 feet and capacities up to 10 tons, these A-Series gantry cranes are fixed height steel cranes perfect for maintenance shops and heavy lifting & transfer operations. With under beam heights up to 16 feet, they provide an excellent way to move materials through fabrication and assembly processes.

A-Series Steel Adjustable Gantry Cranes

Build flexibility into your operations with these adjustable height steel gantry cranes with capacities up to 10 tons and spans up to 40 feet. Be able to lift and transfer machinery components, engines and large fabrication pieces all with one crane.

Aluminum Adjustable Gantry Cranes

Easy to transport, these lightweight and adjustable aluminum gantry cranes offer capacities up to 3 tons and a maximum of 12 feet in height. Quick to assemble and disassemble, take these cranes on-site for construction work, facility modifications, or remote lift and load work.

3-way Adjustable Steel Gantry Cranes

Extremely flexible in configuration and use, this all steel gantry crane has 3-way adjustment, offers up to 10 tons of capacity and truly stable A-frame design. Can be assembled in either full beam or cantilever configuration. Has adjustable height, span and tread width.

3-Way Adjustable Gantry Cranes with Aluminum I-Beams

This steel with aluminum I-beam crane offers 3-way adjustment, up to 3 tons of capacity and added stability features for sure placement. Full beam or cantilever capable, the I-beam self-centers over load even on sloped surfaces. Has adjustable height, span and tread width.

Gantry Cranes

Greater spans, movable framework, sturdy and versatile

Gantry cranes offer lift and move capabilities that allow load transit from area to area within a facility. Their special structures support very heavy loads with all the flexibility of moving the load along the span for ease of assembly, fabrication or transfer.

All gantry cranes consist of three primary components: two leg structures and the I-beam span. Unlike jib cranes which only have one support point at the base or mast, gantry cranes have both leg structures to carry the weight of the load. Most gantry cranes are a basic A-frame shape with wheels on the leg structures. Some gantry cranes allow you to configure them with a cantilever style span for transferring the load to the end in order to do assembly work or to move the load off the crane.

One of the greatest benefits of using gantry cranes is that the load can be walked to a new location simply by rolling the entire crane to the spot. Additionally, picking up a load is as easily done. Just walk the crane to the pick-up point.

Gantry cranes don't require any permanent installations like secondary foundations, nor do they rely on building structural support to carry the weight of the load. These can be important considerations if you rent your facility or anticipate moving to a new facility in the future.