EOT crane lifting capacity is the maximum load a crane can safely lift at the hook, rated in tonnes and available across the full span. To select it, add your heaviest single load to the weight of all below-the-hook attachments, apply a 10–25% safety margin, and round up to the next standard rating - 1, 2, 3, 5, 7.5, 10, 12.5, 15, 20, 25, 30, 40, 50, 63, 80 or 100 tonnes. Single girder cranes suit roughly 1-12.5 tonnes; double girder is standard from 20 tonnes up to 100 tonnes and beyond.
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To choose the right 1000 lb hoist for your workshop, first confirm your heaviest load (including rigging) stays safely within 1000 lb after a 25% safety margin.
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Double girder EOT crane price in India depends on capacity, span, lifting height and duty class — there is no single number. This guide covers capacity selection from 5T to 50T+, indicative price ranges and the checklist to run before you sign a purchase order.
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A Goliath crane stands on its own legs and runs on ground-level rails, so it needs no building structure. An EOT crane hangs from runway beams on your building's columns. Here is how they compare on structure, installation, span, capacity, maintenance and cost.
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The single girder overhead bridge crane is one of the most widely used lifting technologies in industry, thanks to its space-saving, cost-effective design. Here is how it works, where it fits best, and the limitations to weigh before you install one.
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Ahmedabad has grown into one of India's strongest crane manufacturing centres, backed by skilled fabrication talent, mature supply chains and easy access to Gujarat's ports. Here are five crane manufacturers in the city with a proven record on quality, engineering depth and industry experience.
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