Box Girder Bridge Crane Applications
Box girder bridge cranes are a crucial type of overhead crane commonly used in industries requiring heavy-duty lifting solutions. These cranes are characterized by their box-shaped girders, which provide immense strength and stability, making them ideal for handling large loads. In this blog, we will dive deep into what box girder bridge cranes are, their advantages and disadvantages, and why they may be the best option for your facility over other crane types.
Jib Cranes VS. Davit Cranes
When comparing jib cranes and davit cranes, it’s important to understand their unique characteristics and applications. Let’s explore the key differences between these two types of cranes to help potential buyers make informed decisions.
Jib Cranes VS. Overhead Cranes
When comparing jib cranes to overhead cranes, it’s important to understand their distinct characteristics, applications, and advantages. Let’s explore the key differences between these two types of material handling equipment.
HSI Cranes: Understanding the Difference Between Jib Cranes and Gantry Cranes
At Handling Systems International (HSI), we pride ourselves on providing custom-built crane solutions to meet the unique lifting needs of our customers. Two popular types of cranes we offer are jib cranes and gantry cranes. While both serve essential roles in material handling, they have distinct characteristics and applications. Let’s explore the key differences between […]
Mastering Material Handling: A Comprehensive Guide to Electric Overhead Traveling (EOT) Cranes
Unpacking the Mechanics of Overhead Factory Cranes At Handling Systems International (HSI), we understand that the backbone of any efficient production, assembly, or logistics operation often relies on the adept handling of materials. Overhead Factory Cranes, commonly referred to as Bridge Cranes or Electric Overhead Traveling (EOT) cranes, are at the heart of these processes. […]
Going Outdoors?
Cranes are often used in harsh or outdoor environments creating challenges for both the manufacturer and the end user. The manufacturer is responsible for communicating the proper use and limitations of outdoor cranes and the end user is responsible for maintaining the equipment over time. No matter how hard you may try to manufacture maintenance free outdoor equipment, there really is no such thing as “maintenance free” or iron that will “never rust”. Like a fine car, equipment needs to be maintained for optimal results and to keep a product that will look and work nice years after installation.
Know your ABC’s?
We all learned long ago that Knowledge is Power. The more you can understand the product you are selling and the competition you are up against, the better salesperson you will be. Sales requires more than just timely quotes and good follow up, it requires knowledge of the application and the tools being used to accomplish the task. As salespersons, we need to be Strategic Advisors (rather than salespersons) so that we ultimately earn the trust of our customer and they call us again and again for opportunities. When we become Strategic Advisors, the customer will not go anywhere else.
Flexibility, Precision, and Versatility: The Art of Articulating Jib Cranes
An articulating jib crane, also known as a knuckle boom crane, is a type of crane that has a series of jointed sections that enable the crane to articulate, or bend, in several places. Here are some benefits of using an articulating jib crane: