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Nybon Machinery designs and builds overhead crane systems for workshops, warehouses, steel mills and heavy industry. As a full service overhead crane company, we start with your building and your load, then engineer the crane to fit, from a 10 ton overhead crane to a heavy industrial unit rated past 100 tons.Suit for multiple industries: manufacturing, precast, steel, logistics, etc.
——— 64(63+32)T Overhead Crane for Heavy Mold Handling
Senior engineer Nikola sought a reliable overhead crane for heavy mold lifting, with strict requirements on performance, budget, and service
Customized design to fully adapt to existing workshop; Flexible pricing ensuring best configuration within budget;
Since the crane’s commissioning, workshop productivity has increased by 20%, and our customer was highly satisfied, placing another order this year.
The overhead bridge is the part of the crane that does the real work day after day, so we do not treat it as an off-the-shelf part. Our bridge crane structure consists of a main girder or a pair of girders, end trucks with hardened wheels, a runway system that carries the entire load path, and a trolley and hoist that ride along it.
For lighter and mid-range jobs, a single-girder layout keeps the structure light, minimizes headroom loss, and keeps the price down. For heavier loads, higher duty cycles or wider spans, a double girder structure adds a second parallel girder, which raises both the load capacity and the lifting height available to you. We build both configurations in house, and our engineers will tell you honestly which one your project actually needs instead of upselling the bigger option.
Every bridge is matched to a runway beam and end truck combination rated for the same duty class, so wheels, bearings and structural steel wear evenly instead of becoming the weak point in the system.
Nybone Machinery offers universal single-girder overhead cranes and double-girder overhead cranes, as well as specialized cranes, such as metallurgical cranes, explosion-proof cranes, casting cranes, and grab cranes. We specialize in providing customized solutions tailored to your specific project requirements. Below are the universal types of overhead cranes we offer.
Our Sway Control System delivers high load stability through intelligent automation. It combines real-time oscillation detection with closed-loop correction to achieve 95% swing reduction, directly enabling 30% faster lift cycles. Key technologies include micro-speed hovering (±5mm precision), ultra-slow motion control for jerk-free operation, and synchronized multi-hoist coordination.
Electronically detects load swing and performs closed-loop adjustment to reduce horizontal oscillation significantly
Automatically shifts to micro-speed creeping near target points with ±5mm positioning accuracy
Equipped with ultra-slow mode ensuring smooth acceleration/deceleration, eliminating speed-induced swing.
Synchronized control system coordinates multiple hoists/trolleys to run at the same speed, ensuring stable multi-lift handling
Stop worrying about compatibility issues. At AICRANE, we don’t just sell cranes; we provide one-stop turnkey solutions. By designing your steel structure and crane system together, we ensure maximum space utilization, structural safety, and cost efficiency.
The steel structure is custom-built to support the specific wheel loads of your crane, extending the lifespan of both
Eliminate the hassle of communicating with multiple suppliers. We manage the entire project from blueprint to installation.
Synchronized manufacturing and shipping reduce the overall construction period by up to 20%
Integrated design reduces material waste and lowers foundation costs through professional structural analysis
Business Owners usually ask about overhead crane cost before anything else, and the honest answer is that tonnage is only one input. Span and lifting height change how much steel and how large a motor the crane needs. Duty class changes how heavy-duty the wheels, bearings, and structure have to be, since a crane running one shift a day is a different build than one running three. Control system choice- pendant, wireless remote or cabin control- adds or removes cost. Hoist type, wire rope versus chain, changes both price and lifting speed. Site conditions like existing runway steel, headroom and power supply also shift the final number.
Because of that, we do not quote from a price list. We ask for your capacity, span, lifting height, and application, then build a number around your actual project. Most customers get a working quote within a day of sending those details.
We are an overhead crane manufacturer that designs, builds and ships complete systems rather than reselling parts from other factories. Our engineering team works directly with plant engineers to match crane specifications to real floor plans, existing steel and production schedules, so the crane fits the first time it goes up. Every crane is backed by international certification (ISO, CE, FEM) and full installation and after sales support, whether your facility is down the road or on the other side of the world.
If you already have a project in mind, send us your capacity, span, and lifting height, and we will turn it into a proposal. If you are still narrowing down options, our team is glad to walk through single versus double girder, duty class and control system choices before you commit to anything.
Find quick answers to common inquiries about our products, services, and support. Our team is always ready to assist you with any additional requirements.
An overhead crane system is a lifting machine that moves loads along an elevated bridge, supported by a runway on either side of a building. It uses a hoist and trolley to lift and travel, keeping the floor space below completely clear. Overhead crane systems are used in workshops, warehouses, steel mills and heavy manufacturing.
Yes, overhead crane and bridge crane refer to the same machine. A bridge crane describes the horizontal beam that carries the load across the building, while an overhead crane describes its position above the work floor. Both terms are used interchangeably by manufacturers and engineers.
A bridge crane structure includes the main girder (or two girders), end trucks with wheels that ride the runway, a trolley, and a hoist. The runway beam and end trucks must be rated for the same duty class as the girder so the whole structure wears evenly.
A 10 ton overhead crane is built for workshops, maintenance bays and light to medium assembly lines where lifts are frequent but loads are moderate. It typically uses a single girder structure, which keeps installation cost and headroom loss low compared to double girder options.
Choose single girder for lighter loads, tighter budgets, and limited headroom. Choose double girder when you need higher capacity, greater lifting height or a crane built for continuous, heavy-duty cycles. Duty class and daily usage matter more than tonnage alone when making this decision.
We serve a wide range of industries including manufacturing, logistics, steel processing, construction, ports, and energy sectors.
Tell us your requirements and our engineering team will provide a tailored lifting solution with competitive pricing within 24 hours.
From design to delivery, we ensure reliable, efficient, and cost-effective crane systems for your business needs. Whether you need a gantry crane, overhead crane, or complete lifting solution we are here to help.
