travelling crane technical
travelling hoist

The shipyard has three travelling cranes of 8 tons each.

The repair shed was equipped with two 5tonne travelling cranes, allowing full reconstruction of all allocated engines.

Overhead cranage is available in the form of one 25 and two five ton travelling cranes; engineering shop has similar capacities to hand.

The firm built furnaces, hydraulic presses, travelling cranes, and machinery for processing girders.

Six slips equipped with modern electric travelling cranes were capable of building the largest vessels of that time.

Some machines particularly overhead travelling cranes require a supply of electrical power in order to drive their motors (both cross travel and long travel).

The Natal Railway's initial rolling stock consisted of six wagons, two travelling cranes and one passenger coach.

The travelling cranes were bought from the War Department, and were fitted with outriggers, they could lift up to 4 tons.

The Southern Railway introduced several new goods wagons, and also bought two ex-War Department travelling cranes for the line.

In 1990 he founded Kresta Laurel, an engineering firm specializing in elevators, overhead travelling cranes and hoists.

By 1892, Radcliffe Mill had gone, to be replaced by a dry dock equipped with a travelling crane, and more wharves, with two travelling cranes.

BS 466: "Specification for Power driven overhead travelling cranes, semi-goliath and goliath cranes for general use" (1984)

When these wagons arrived in the Underframe Shop they were unloaded at the required points or areas by hand-operated overhead travelling cranes in the ancillary bays, adjacent to the main workshop area.

Traditionally this area was occupied by travelling cranes but recently it has been the centre of the Dublin Docklands Development Authority's efforts to renew the whole area of Dublin Port.

A striker threw an electrical grenade into the cab of the travelling hoist above her.