Fixed Height Steel Gantry Cranes

Fixed Height Knockdown Industrial Steel Gantry Cranes are ingeniously designed. They can be disassembled when not in use, allowing for compact storage and easy transportation between job sites. With four 8' swivel casters featuring four - position locks, these cranes offer effortless mobility. The 2K - 4K models come with glass - filled nylon casters, 6K - 8K models have phenolic casters, and the 10K model is equipped with steel casters. They have a quick - setup design. However, avoid moving loaded units unless you choose the V - Groove Caster and Track Option. These cranes have a painted blue finish and are ideal for semi - permanent or permanent applications. Setting them up requires the assistance of a fork truck. Note that the hoist and trolley are sold separately. All products should be frequently inspected for safe operation. After final assembly, the end - user is responsible for the final testing and inspection. Refer to ASME B30.17 for more details. There are various models available, each with different capacities, I - beam lengths, heights, and weights. For example, the FHSN - 50 model has a capacity of 500 lbs, an overall I - beam length/height of 8'/6', and weighs 612 lbs.

Using your Fixed Height Steel Gantry Crane is straightforward. First, with the help of a fork truck, set up the crane at your desired location. It's designed for quick setup, so you can get it ready for work in no time. Once set up, use the four 8' swivel casters with four - position locks to move it around easily. But remember, don't move the crane when it's loaded, unless you've chosen the V - Groove Caster and Track Option. The hoist and trolley need to be purchased separately and installed as per the instructions. When it comes to maintenance, make sure to inspect the crane frequently. Check the casters for any signs of wear and tear, especially considering different models have different caster materials like glass - filled nylon, phenolic, or steel. Also, keep an eye on the painted blue finish. If there are any scratches or chips, touch them up to prevent rusting. After the final assembly, you're responsible for the final testing and inspection. Refer to ASME B30.17 for detailed safety and operation guidelines to ensure a long - lasting and safe use of your crane.