Truss Gantry Cranes are used to lift materials in factories, construction sites, and other places
Truss gantry cranes (truss gantry cranes) are gantry cranes that use a triangular lattice truss structure. They achieve efficient lifting by distributing the load and are widely used in outdoor/open areas such as factories, construction sites, and ports.

Technical Parameters:
| Type | Single girder truss gantry crane | Double girder truss gantry crane |
| Lifting Capacity | 3-20 tons (small and medium loads) | 5~200 tons + (heavy load, customizable) |
| Lifting Height | 5~15 m | 9~30 m |
| Lifting Speed | 0.3~8m/min | 0.3~8m/min |
Core Advantages
Structural Performance: The triangular truss disperses stress, resulting in light weight and high strength. The hollow design reduces wind resistance, offering superior wind resistance compared to box-type gantry cranes (making them more stable for outdoor operations).
Flexible Installation: Most rods are connected via pins, allowing for easy assembly and disassembly, low transportation costs, and quick adaptation to different locations.
Intelligent Adaptation: Supports remote control and in-cabin operation. Select models feature variable frequency speed regulation (for precise positioning), anti-sway (for stable lifting), and synchronous control (for multi-hook coordination).
Application Scenarios:
Factories/Warehouses: Loading, unloading, and transshipping of steel and equipment components;
Infrastructure Sites: Hoisting of precast bridge beams (the beam hoist is a variant of a double-beam truss gantry crane) and lifting of construction materials;
Ports/Cargo Yards: Short-distance handling of containers and bulk cargo.
