Brazil Steel Service Center — 25t Crane

This entry is an anonymized application scenario, not a documented delivery record. Capacities and layout values are indicative.

Application background

A steel service centre typically stores billets, coils and plate in long bays and feeds cutting or further processing lines. Loads are dense, travel distances are long, and the crane runs frequent short cycles between storage bays and the loading area. The scenario below reflects that duty profile.

Configuration considerations

For bundle and billet handling around 25 t, a double girder overhead crane on the building runway gives the hook clearance and crab space needed for lifting attachments. Where a magnet or C-hook is planned, the crane is prepared for the power supply and the attachment weight is counted in addition to the load. Span and runway height follow the bay layout, and the duty class is selected for the number of cycles per hour rather than capacity alone.

What to confirm before ordering

• Load type and weight, including any magnet or C-hook weight
• Span, hook height and building runway interface
• Duty class based on expected cycles per hour
• Power supply arrangement for attachments, if used
• Outdoor yard sections, if any, need wind provisions