Crane systems built around the way your plant actually works.
Every workshop has its own lifting rhythm: hot material, long travel paths, limited headroom, outdoor yards, frequent shifts, or strict maintenance windows. SUNFACRANE helps match overhead cranes, gantry cranes, jib cranes and hoists to the real job instead of forcing a catalogue model into the building.
Factory & workshop lifting
Overhead cranes and workstation cranes for production, assembly, machining and maintenance bays.
Outdoor yard handling
Gantry and semi-gantry cranes for steel yards, precast plants, ports and storage areas.
Process-line reliability
Duty cycle, controls, runway condition and service access are considered before the proposal is made.
Applications for production plants, material yards and heavy maintenance.
Use these industries as a starting point. The final crane selection depends on load shape, span, lifting height, working class, speed, building structure and how operators move through the site.
For coils, plate, pipe, billets and fabricated steel where loads are heavy, surfaces are demanding and production cannot wait for slow handling.
Typical fit: double girder overhead crane, magnetic crane, gantry crane
For moving machines, molds, welded parts and components between workstations with better control than forklifts in a busy aisle.
Typical fit: single girder overhead crane, workstation crane, electric hoist
For roll handling, maintenance lifting and production support where smooth travel, clean layout and dependable service access matter.
Typical fit: overhead crane, hoist trolley, maintenance crane
For fragile sheets, finished products and plant maintenance where controlled movement and the right lifting attachment reduce breakage risk.
Typical fit: overhead crane, vacuum lifting support, low-headroom hoist
For hull sections, engines, outfitting work and long outdoor travel paths where span, wind condition and site access shape the solution.
Typical fit: gantry crane, double girder crane, transfer system
For beams, slabs, molds and finished concrete elements in outdoor yards where the crane must handle weight, weather and repeated cycles.
Typical fit: rubber tire gantry crane, rail mounted gantry crane
For loading bays, stock zones and maintenance areas where lifting needs are frequent but the building may not allow a full runway system.
Typical fit: semi-gantry crane, jib crane, electric chain hoist
For turbines, generators, pressure vessels and plant maintenance work where lifting is less frequent but safety margin is non-negotiable.
Typical fit: double girder overhead crane, heavy duty gantry crane
For press shops, body assembly and maintenance bays where repeatable positioning, clear aisles and dependable cycle time matter.
Typical fit: overhead crane, workstation crane, jib crane
Start with the lifting path, not a catalogue name.
A useful crane proposal should answer practical questions: where the load starts, where it stops, how often it moves, what the building can carry and how maintenance will be done later. That is the information our team uses before recommending a crane type.
Load and duty cycle
Capacity, load shape, daily cycles, working class and lifting attachments are checked together.
Span and building limits
Runway beams, columns, hook height, headroom and installation access decide what is realistic.
Control and safety
Cabin, pendant, remote control, anti-sway, limit protection and operator visibility are selected by site risk.
Service after delivery
Maintenance platforms, spare parts, inspection space and future upgrades are considered from the beginning.
Choose the right structure for the site.
Most projects begin with one of these crane families, then adjust the span, lifting height, speed, controls and electrical configuration to suit the application.
Efficient lifting for workshops, production lines and maintenance bays.
Flexible heavy lifting for outdoor yards, precast plants and storage areas.
Electric hoists, end carriages, controls and matched lifting components.
Industry Application FAQs
How SUNFACRANE matches crane systems to different industrial sites.
Tell us what you lift, where it moves and how often it runs.
Send the capacity, span, lifting height, workshop drawing or a few site photos. We will help narrow the crane type and point out the details that affect price, delivery and installation.