overhead crane

Now it is lending the services of its overhead cranes to residential construction.

The automobile industry uses overhead cranes to handle raw materials.

North American Industries is a private company that has been building overhead cranes since 1969.

One of the overhead cranes began to move.

Overhead cranes were built into tracks in the ceiling.

The floor all around was littered with pieces of machinery lifted out by overhead cranes.

Heavy lifting is done by machines such as overhead cranes or fork lifts.

The building had 3 tiers of overhead cranes and could together lift several hundred tons.

Overhead cranes helped move the larger pieces about.

The overhead cranes, of 15 tons capacity each, run the full length of the shop.

From 1875 onwards Booths made large numbers of overhead cranes for use in factories.

Overhead cranes manipulate heavy parts like motors and passenger fuselages.

Today radio control is used in industry for such devices as overhead cranes and switchyard locomotives.

While sharing major components, overhead cranes are manufactured in a number of configurations based on applications.

But Stern was looking upward as the next big glass panels were swung in on overhead cranes from the second transit site, still being built.

Overhead cranes typically consist of either a single beam or a double beam construction.

Inside it were 20 overhead cranes.

A new Tunnel Z was built so there was no need for the overhead cranes.

Inside the SCF, overhead cranes cover the entire floor.

For instance, the overhead cranes that handle huge coils of steel before and after treatment are operated from the plant floor using remote controls.

There were runways for overhead cranes.

Away from the overhead cranes.

However, an eddy current brake cannot provide a "holding" torque and so may be used in combination with mechanical brakes, for example, on overhead cranes.

Overhead cranes are commonly used in the refinement of steel and other metals such as copper and aluminium.

The company entered the 21st century with a well-established reputation for constructing bridges, overhead cranes and structural steelwork.