Double-girder Overhead Crane: The "heavy-load efficiency" of infrastructure logistics, making the transportation of building materials "light as a feather".
In the transfer area of a building materials factory, a bright yellow double-girder overhead crane stretches across the sky like a giant steel structure. Its hook-mounted spreader firmly grips multi-ton concrete pipes, lifting, shifting, and lowering them in seconds, all while ground workers calmly direct them. This scene is a daily fixture in the flow of construction materials and a vivid epitome of the double-girder overhead crane's "heavy loads and driving efficiency." From prefabricated pipe piles to heavy steel, from production plants to construction sites, its core strength of "double-girder structure + intelligent core" is becoming a key force in reducing costs and increasing efficiency in building materials logistics.

Technical Parameters:
| Lifting Capacity | 5 t-500 t (mainstream in infrastructure scenarios: 10t-100t) |
| Span | 10 m-35 m (customizable according to factory/yard clearance) |
| Lifting Height | 6 m-30 m (mainstream in infrastructure scenarios 12 m-24 m) |
| Work Duty | A 5 (medium frequency) - A 8 (continuous high intensity) |
Application scenarios: A versatile tool for infrastructure logistics
Double-girder overhead cranes can be used in nearly all heavy-load, large-space construction material distribution processes:
Building material production plants: As shown in the image, they handle concrete pipe piles and precast beams, efficiently transferring them from the production area to the loading area.
Wharfs/yards: They lift bulk building materials such as steel and cement pipes. A single unit can replace 3-5 forklifts, increasing loading and unloading efficiency by 3 times.
Construction site warehouses: Connecting to intelligent high-bay warehouses allows for the storage and retrieval of pipe piles and steel components between high-rise racks, "trading height for floor space" to increase storage density.
