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.
For intensive applications and operations directly integrated into the production process. Unlike a standard crane used occasionally, the process crane works repetitively in the industrial cycle and in harsh conditions. It can be fitted with an auxiliary hook and several speeds: fast travel empty, controlled approach, precise positioning.
A compact solution for handling loads in a limited work area: lift, move and position a load around a workstation without occupying the whole workshop. Standard capacities from 1 to 5 tonnes, rotation up to 360°, manual or motorised. DIN standards, FEM classification and CE marking according to the manufacturer.
One main girder on two end carriages running on rails, hoist under the girder. An economical, light and easy-to-maintain solution for standard applications. Capacities from 1 to 20 tonnes, recommended spans under 25 metres. Frequency inverters reduce abrupt starts. DIN, FEM and CE certified.
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.
The bridge is carried by legs travelling on ground rails: ideal for areas without a load-bearing structure. Capacities from 1 to 250 tonnes, designed to withstand rain and wind subject to sizing. Wind resistance, rail reactions, foundations, end stops and parking conditions are verified in the study.
Combines overhead and gantry crane: one side runs on an elevated runway, the other on a leg travelling on a ground rail. Suited to buildings where only part of the structure can carry a runway, or to serve a side area. Capacities from 1 to 250 tonnes, standard production up to 40 tonnes.
Designed for buildings with limited clear height or where the vertical hook travel must be maximised. The configuration brings the hook as close as possible to the upper structure and makes efficient use of building height.
For installations where the travel system runs under the runway or the supporting structure. Standard models from 1 to 10 tonnes, special builds up to 30 tonnes.
Overhead cranes and hoists specially designed for areas at risk of explosion from gases, flammable vapours or combustible dust. International ATEX Ex-Proof certification according to the manufacturer. Selection follows the ATEX zoning, the nature of the gas or dust, the explosion group and the temperature class.
Lifting equipment must not be selected on rated capacity alone. Its design also takes into account:
Nature and dimensions of loads
Maximum lifting capacity
Crane or gantry span
Required lifting height
Building clear height
Utilisation and service classes
Number of operating cycles
Lifting and travel speeds
Indoor or outdoor conditions
Collision risks
Temperature, dust and humidity
Possible explosive atmosphere
Control and safety options
Depending on the project, lifting systems can integrate functions that improve precision, safety and productivity.
Frequency inverters
Progressive control of acceleration and deceleration. Fewer abrupt movements, less load swing and mechanical stress.
Anti-collision systems
When several cranes work in the same bay, sensors maintain a safety distance.
Synchronised operation
Several cranes can handle the same load with coordinated motion control.
Load cell
Measures the lifted load, shown on an LED display. Helps prevent overloads without replacing regulatory limiters.
Auxiliary hook
Handles lighter loads at a different speed from the main mechanism.
Industrial braking
Electromagnetic or electro-hydraulic, selected by capacity, service class and safety requirements.
Audible and visual warnings
Signal crane movements where operators, vehicles and equipment share the same space.
Maintenance of lifting equipment
Regular maintenance preserves safety, availability and service life. It covers in particular:
Lifting mechanisms
Ropes, chains and hooks
Brakes and gearboxes
Wheels and rails
Limit switches
Electrical installations
Control devices
Anti-collision sensors
Load limiters
Assemblies and supporting structures
The manufacturer provides spare parts availability and technical support for periodic maintenance.
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.
When is an Ex-Proof system required?
When the risk assessment and zoning identify a potentially explosive atmosphere due to gases, vapours or combustible dust.
Can several cranes operate in the same bay?
Yes. They can run independently with anti-collision devices or be synchronised for coordinated handling of the same load.
Can overhead cranes be remote-controlled?
Yes. Depending on configuration, radio control or a pendant push-button station can be integrated.
How is crane capacity determined?
Capacity accounts for the maximum load, lifting accessories, operating situations and possible future growth, never the average load alone.
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