Higher lifting capacities Used where heavier loads need to be lifted and moved safely across a working area.
Longer spans The two-girder design suits wider bays and larger working areas where a single girder system may not be the best option.
Greater lifting height The configuration can provide improved hook height compared with some single girder arrangements.
Demanding duty cycles For regular production use or heavier environments, a double girder crane provides a more robust long-term solution.
Flexible hoist & crab options Can be specified with suitable hoists or crab units depending on the lifting application.
Long-term industrial support Supported after installation with servicing, inspections, repairs, maintenance contracts and modernisation.
Double girder Usually more suitable for heavier lifting, longer spans, higher duty applications or where the site needs greater lifting height — often the better long-term solution in heavier-duty environments.
Single girder Often suitable for lighter and medium-duty lifting where one main bridge beam provides the required performance — frequently the most practical and cost-effective choice. View Single Girder Overhead Cranes →
Independent crane expertise Experience across a wide range of overhead crane systems, hoists, components and industrial lifting applications.
Complete project support From the first site survey through to design, manufacture, installation, testing and aftercare.
Practical specification advice We help decide whether a double girder crane is right, or whether another configuration would suit better.
Heavy-duty capability Support for demanding environments where capacity, reliability, duty cycle and long-term support matter.
Ongoing service & maintenance Servicing, repairs, inspections, maintenance contracts and modernisation after installation.