SOLUTIONS / CRANES & HOISTS

OVERHEAD CRANES & HOISTS BUILT FOR WORK

From complete bridge crane systems to hoists, components and upgrades, HSI provides dependable overhead lifting solutions designed around your facility, capacity and production requirements.

BRIDGE CRANES

Top-running and under-running systems

HOISTS

Electric chain and wire rope lifting

WORKSTATION SYSTEMS

Flexible lifting for production areas

MODERNIZATION

Controls, components and system upgrades

OVERHEAD LIFTING SOLUTIONS

THE RIGHT CRANE STARTS WITH THE APPLICATION

No two facilities move material exactly the same way. Capacity, span, lift height, duty cycle, building structure, production flow and safety requirements all influence the right crane system.

HSI works with customers to identify the equipment and configuration that fits the application, from straightforward hoist installations to complete engineered overhead crane systems.

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Equipment selected around the actual application

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New systems, replacements and modernization

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Installation and long-term service from one team

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CRANE & HOIST CAPABILITIES

EQUIPMENT FOR EVERY LEVEL OF OVERHEAD LIFTING

From complete bridge crane systems to individual hoists, controls and modernization, HSI can help configure the equipment needed for your facility and application.

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BRIDGE CRANES

Top-running and under-running bridge crane systems configured around your required capacity, span, lift height and operating environment.

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Hangar lifting systems

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Under-running systems

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Single & double girder configurations

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HOISTS

Electric chain and wire rope hoists for new installations, replacements and lifting applications across a wide range of capacities.

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Electric chain hoists

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Wire rope hoists

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Trolley-mounted configurations

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WORKSTATION CRANE SYSTEMS

Lightweight, flexible overhead lifting systems designed to improve ergonomics and material movement within production and assembly areas.

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Enclosed-track systems

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Freestanding configurations

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Ergonomic material handling

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JIB CRANES

Localized lifting solutions that provide efficient coverage around work cells, machines, loading areas and other targeted applications.

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Freestanding jib cranes

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Wall-mounted systems

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Workstation applications

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CONTROLS & COMPONENTS

Controls, electrification and crane components that support safe operation, dependable performance and system integration.

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Radio remote controls

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Electrification systems

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Replacement components

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MODERNIZATION & UPGRADES

Upgrade existing lifting equipment with modern controls, components and system improvements without automatically replacing the entire crane.

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Control upgrades

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Component replacement

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Performance modernization

ENGINEERED FOR THE APPLICATION

THE RIGHT CRANE IS MORE THAN A CAPACITY NUMBER

Selecting the right overhead crane requires more than knowing how much weight needs to be lifted. The entire application influences the equipment, structure, controls and configuration.

HSI evaluates how the crane will actually be used so the finished system supports safe operation, efficient material movement and long-term reliability.

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Capacity

The weight of the load and required safety factors determine the crane’s rated capacity.

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SPAN & COVERAGE

The area that must be served influences runway length, bridge span and overall system layout.

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LIFT HEIGHT

Available building height and required hook travel determine how the hoist and bridge should be configured.

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DUTY CYCLE

How often and how intensely the crane operates affects equipment class, components and expected service life.

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FACILITY STRUCTURE

Existing building steel, floor conditions and available support determine how the crane system can be installed.

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CONTROLS & OPERATION

Pendant, radio and automated controls can be selected around operator needs, workflow and safety requirements.

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SAFETY & ENVIRONMENT

Environmental conditions, surrounding equipment and personnel access all influence system design and safeguards.

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FUTURE REQUIREMENTS

Planning for future capacity, production changes or facility expansion can help prevent premature system limitations.

INSTALLATION & LIFECYCLE SERVICE

SUPPORT THAT CONTINUES AFTER INSTALLATION

A crane system is a long-term investment, and its performance depends on what happens after installation. HSI supports overhead lifting equipment throughout its service life with inspection, maintenance, repair, testing and modernization services.

That continuity means the same team that understands your application can help keep the equipment safe, reliable and productive as your operation changes.

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Installation

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Inspections

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Preventive Maintenance

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Repairs

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Load Testing

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Parts & Upgrades

WHEN EXISTING EQUIPMENT NEEDS ATTENTION

REPAIR, MODERNIZE, OR REPLACE? START WITH THE EQUIPMENT AND THE JOB.

An aging crane does not automatically need to be replaced. The right path depends on structural condition, mechanical and electrical wear, controls, parts support, capacity, duty cycle, and whether the system still fits the work your facility needs it to perform.

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REPAIR WHAT STILL FITS THE APPLICATION

When the structure, capacity, geometry, and overall system remain suitable, targeted mechanical or electrical repairs may be the most practical way to restore dependable operation.

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MODERNIZE A SOUND SYSTEM

If the primary structure is still serviceable but controls, hoists, electrification, drives, or components are outdated, modernization can extend useful life and improve how the crane operates.

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REPLACE WHEN THE JOB HAS OUTGROWN THE CRANE

A new system may make more sense when capacity, coverage, lift height, duty, structural condition, parts availability, or changing production requirements make the existing equipment a poor long-term fit.

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Overhead crane and hoist equipment in an industrial facility

LET’S TALK ABOUT YOUR APPLICATION

NEED A CRANE OR HOIST SYSTEM THAT FITS THE WAY YOU WORK?

Tell us about your load, facility and operating requirements. HSI can help determine the equipment and configuration that makes sense for your application.

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