Import Double Girder Overhead Crane With Winch — Buy in wholesale FOB from Supplier in China

The double girder overhead crane equipped with a mechanical winch is designed for handling loads typically ranging from 5 t to 50 t, with a span that can extend to about 40 m in standard configurations. Its structure comprises two main girders linked by end carriages and a central joint point, providing balanced load distribution across the travel path. The crane incorporates a cabin suspended beneath the girders, housing either a joint control desk or a single control box for operator access. Installation can be performed in both new facilities and existing workshop bays, offering flexibility for plant upgrades.

The girder frames are fabricated as box‑type welded sections, a common industry choice for durability and stiffness. A paved rail system supports the trolley’s movement along the main girders, while an external moving table assists in assembling and maintaining the travel mechanism. The cabin features a full‑field‑of‑view design and includes a side ladder that connects the cabin to the moving table for safe access during service. Typical practice includes routine alignment checks of the rail and periodic lubrication of the trolley bearings to sustain smooth operation.

Buyers such as metal‑fabrication plants, logistics centres and assembly lines often select this crane for its robust mechanical winch and straightforward control layout. Before ordering, confirm the minimum order quantity, expected delivery window and the Incoterms that will apply to the shipment. All technical specifications should be validated against the supplier’s engineering documents to ensure the crane meets the intended load‑handling requirements.

Henan Yuntian Crane Co.,Ltd. operates from its headquarters at No. 1913 Ad International, Jinsui Road, Xinxiang, Henan 453000, China. The company holds a harbour trust tier on the platform, though its recorded response rate and average response time are currently zero, indicating limited interaction data. Its catalogue lists a range of overhead lifting equipment, including both electrically‑driven and mechanically‑winched crane models, emphasising modular construction for varied workshop needs.

The supplier’s public profile does not disclose production capacity, specific certifications or client references, so importers should request factory audit reports, quality certificates and any relevant test results. Communication may require proactive outreach given the lack of recent response metrics. The company highlights ease of installation and adaptability to existing workshop layouts as key selling points for its crane solutions.