WHAT DO YOU NEED TO LIFT?
The right overhead system depends on what you’re moving, where it needs to go, and what your facility can support.
Before you evaluate potential solutions, ask yourself:
- What needs to be lifted, positioned, or transferred?
- What ceiling height, floor space, and structural support are available?
- How will the crane interact with work cells, aisles, equipment, or storage?
- Does the system need to be fixed, flexible, or expandable?
Our team helps you sort through those questions so you can choose a system that fits the way your operation actually works.
What Overhead Solution Fits Your Current State?
Localized Lifting at a Workstation
A jib crane or workstation crane can provide targeted support without overbuilding the solution.
Lifting Across a Bay or Production Area
A bridge crane or runway system moves loads across a wider span or defined work zone.
Open Floor Space and Structural Support Available
A ceiling-mounted or building-supported crane system can help provide the coverage you need while preserving usable space.
Limited Building Support or Changing Layouts
A free-standing crane system can provide overhead lifting without relying on the ceiling or roof structure.
Precision, Control, or Higher-Frequency Lifts
For loads that need smoother positioning, repeatable handling, or frequent movement, the right hoist, controls, and crane configuration become just as important as the crane structure itself.
Trusted Partners
OVERHEAD CRANE PARTNERS
Our Engineered Solutions team acts as your systems integrator, bringing hardware, software, and safety solutions into one end-to-end workflow.
Because we’re part of a full-service material handling organization, we understand the complete lifecycle of your warehouse, from design and installation to long-term support and future expansion, and work to seamlessly and comprehensively tie those elements together.
Still have questions?
CHOOSING THE RIGHT OVERHEAD CRANE SYSTEM
When you’re choosing an overhead crane system, our team can help with:
- Site review and lift requirements
- Crane type, span, hook height, and clearance considerations
- Building structure and mounting options
- Hoist, controls, and safety needs
- Product selection, sourcing, and installation planning
- Long-term service and support needs