Work-area cranes

Gantry and Semigantry cranes

Gantry and semigantry configurations · Supports defined for the facility

Gantry and Semigantry cranes for material handling: the gantry configuration travels on two floor-level legs, while the semigantry combines a floor support with an elevated structure.

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Overview

Gantry and Semigantry cranes

Gantry crane

A Gantry crane travels on two legs supported by rails installed at floor level, making its structure fully independent. The units shown in the gallery are small cranes intended for material handling in defined work areas.

Semigantry crane

A Semigantry crane combines one leg supported by a floor-level rail with its other end supported by an elevated structure or runway. This arrangement uses the facility infrastructure when a fully independent solution is not the best fit.

In both cases, geometry, capacity, travel path and components are determined through engineering based on the building and operation.

Where it adds value

Applications

  1. 01

    Workstations and production areas

  2. 02

    Plants with mixed-support layouts

  3. 03

    Manufacturing and storage areas

  4. 04

    Material handling in defined zones

Operational advantages

Benefits

  • Gantry or semigantry configuration selected for the site

  • Configuration adapted to facility layout

  • Integration with lifting and control systems

  • Solution for defined travel paths and zones

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Answers for your project

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between a Gantry and a Semigantry crane?

A Gantry crane travels on two legs supported by rails installed at floor level, making it structurally independent. A Semigantry crane combines one leg on a floor-level rail with its other end supported by an elevated structure or runway.

Can it be adapted to an existing plant?

Yes. The configuration is studied to use available infrastructure when the structure and runways pass engineering validation.

A solution for your facility

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