Heavy-duty hoists

New line of EM Model HF Engineered Hoists is designed for heavy service Class D applications such as precast concrete operations and steel service centers or fabricators. They provide a wide range of traditional features that users typically expect from a custom engineered model, including double reeving (8/2 and 12/2) for true vertical lift plus half-depth drum grooves to eliminate…

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10-ton gantry crane

The new EMH Single Leg Semi Gantry Crane eases load transfer between workstations, while freeing up overhead cranes to handle other tasks. The model features an exclusive poly wheel design, eliminating the need for built-in floor rails, and the new EG Hoist, augmenting trolley adjustment. The EG is designed to have a more spacious enclosure to accommodate much larger control…

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Manufacturers – May 2023

Engineered Material Handling, Valley City, Ohio overhead crane specialist, has promoted Ann Branham to the position of national sales manager. Over a nearly 30-year EMH career, she has gained experience in crane installation and service, electrical assembly, and control panel wiring, and progressed through sales, customer service associate and inside sales manager positions. In her new role, she oversees new…

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Modular, freestanding bridge cranes

The recently introduced XW expands and extends the manufacturer’s Nomad Freestanding Crane line. The model affords overall widths and heights up to 60 feet and 25 feet, along with 2- to 20-ton capacities. The modular series provides flexible solutions for plant operators when handling needs change, or a traditional overhead crane installation is either difficult or impractical. Base plate design…

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EMH tailors new gantry series to expedited design and ordering

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A recently introduced, full line of Standard Gantry Crane solutions allows customers to design, price and order a wide range of models by themselves. The cranes are available in single- or double-leg configurations; 3-, 5-, 7.5-, or 10-ton capacities; and, 20- to 56-ft. spans. All incorporate appropriately sized hoists and end trucks. Customers decide between configurations and capacities, while the Standard Gantry Chart does the rest.

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