The materials used in the construction of overhead cranes are critical to their strength, durability, and longevity. Here are the main materials typically used:

Steel: The frame and load-bearing components of overhead cranes are usually made from high-quality steel. Steel offers strength and durability, ensuring the crane can handle heavy loads without failure.

Alloys: For specific components like gears, axles, and wheels, alloy steel or other metals are used. These materials provide resistance to wear and tear.

Electric Components: Motors, electrical wiring, and controls are made from specialized alloys and insulated materials to ensure efficient operation and safety.

At NYBON Machinery, we use only the best materials to manufacture cranes that meet international standards.

The process of manufacturing warehouse overhead cranes is complex and requires advanced technology. Here’s a simplified breakdown:

Designing: The first step in crane manufacturing is creating detailed designs based on customer requirements. This involves determining the crane’s capacity, span, lifting height, and other specifications.

Fabrication: Steel and other materials are cut, welded, and assembled into the crane’s frame, hoist, and trolley. This step requires precision and skilled labor.

Assembly: Once the frame is ready, the electrical components, wheels, and hoists are installed. The assembly process ensures that all parts work together seamlessly.

Testing: Before the crane is delivered to the customer, it undergoes rigorous testing to ensure it meets performance and safety standards. This includes load testing, electrical checks, and control system verification.

At NYBON Machinery, we take extra care during every step to ensure the quality and reliability of our cranes.