Product · Abra Vinç
Double girder overhead cranes
Two parallel main girders with the hoist running on top: higher loads and configurations suited to heavy applications. Range from 1 to 250 tonnes. DIN, FEM and CE certified.
Applications
- Heavy industry and steel
- Large part manufacturing
- Power plants
- Mechanical industry
- Heavy maintenance workshops
- Industrial infrastructure
Equipment and options
- Intelligent control systems
- Frequency inverters
- Anti-collision sensors
- Audible and visual warnings
- Building-specific configurations
- Custom control systems
INDURA offers industrial handling and lifting solutions for workshops, factories, warehouses, production sites and complex industrial facilities in Morocco. The range includes single and double girder overhead cranes, gantry and semi-gantry cranes, jib cranes, industrial hoists, process cranes and Ex-Proof lifting systems for potentially explosive atmospheres. Each installation is engineered for the required capacity, span, available height, frequency of use, industrial environment and process constraints.
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between single and double girder cranes?
A single girder crane has one main girder: an economical solution for common capacities and spans. A double girder crane has two girders and suits heavy loads, large spans and intensive use.
What capacity can an industrial overhead crane reach?
According to the manufacturer's catalogue, double girder, gantry and semi-gantry cranes can reach 250 tonnes. Final capacity depends on configuration, span, service class and supporting structure.
Which equipment for a confined space?
A jib crane suits a localised work area. A low-headroom hoist maximises lifting height in a low building.
Which solution for an outdoor area?
Gantry or semi-gantry cranes can be designed for outdoor use. Sizing includes wind, rain and out-of-service parking conditions.
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