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50-Ton Overhead Bridge Cranes

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50 Ton Overhead Crane Examples

Example 1 - 50 Ton Crane for Product Testing at Coatings Manufacturer

This 50-ton double girder bridge crane was engineered for a coatings manufacturer that uses the crane for product testing — an application that demands precise, repeatable load control rather than just raw lifting capacity. The dual 25-ton hoist configuration gives operators the flexibility to lift with both hoists simultaneously or independently, depending on the load. A no-fly zone system adds another layer of control, using limit switches to automatically restrict bridge and trolley travel speeds in designated areas of the runway — keeping operators and equipment safe in a facility where the crane shares space with an active production environment.

  • 50-Ton Top Running Double Girder Bridge Crane — Class C, Indoor Usage.
  • 47 ft. 8 in. Span.
  • Hoists: Dual 25-ton R&M SX Double Girder Wire Rope Hoists with simultaneous and independent control.
  • Controls: Magnetek Flex EX Radio Remote with back-up festooned push button station.
  • Bridge, Trolley & Hoist: Full VFD control on all three motions.
  • No-Fly Zone: Limit switches create specific zones where bridge and trolley are restricted to a predetermined slow speed — providing precise load control during product testing operations.
  • Runway: 50-ton capacity, 81 ft. 0 in. overall length.
  • Structure: Independent columns with tiebacks to building.
  • Electrification: 250-Amp Duct-O-Wire Conductor Bar.

Tri-State Overhead Crane is your reliable overhead bridge crane manufacturer. TSOC distributes and manufactures 50 Ton cranes; serving clients from coast to coast, Canada, Mexico, and especially focused in Missouri, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Nebraska, Arkansas, Mississippi, Tennessee, Kentucky, South Carolina, Florida, and Oklahoma.

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