Crane Spare Parts

Crane spare parts are the various mechanisms that make up the crane. For example, the lifting mechanism includes brakes, motors, reducers, drums, and pulleys. Dejun can provide multiple spare parts for the crane beam, spreader, control, busbar, etc. Our crane spare parts can be adapted to both our products and products of different brands and models for our customers at all times. We are at the service of our customers with all kinds of accessories and crane spare parts that can be used in overhead and gantry crane systems.

Our crane spare parts are carefully designed to meet the specifications of many crane models. They enable seamless integration without compromising performance or security.

The spare parts are made of high-quality materials for superior durability. Not only are they able to withstand harsh work environments, but they also minimize the need for frequent replacements.

It is very easy to install, so it can be easily integrated into your existing crane system. These spare parts require minimal maintenance and help improve overall operational efficiency.

The load is supported using a hook that connects to the hoist and the end effector. From our experience in inspections, the latch kit is the part that most often needs replacing.

Trolleys support the hoist and move along the crane's bridge. The trolley can be configured to be top-running or bottom-running and can be within a track system or run on a beam.

Runways are what the bridge travels along, and the crane travels up and down the bays. These can be part of the building or supported by columns.

Located on either side of the bridge, end trucks move the bridge up and down the runways. End trucks have wheels that ride on the rail and can have as many as 8 wheels, depending on the crane's capacity.

Controls can be mounted, battery-powered remotes, or a hanging pendant variety. The controls operate the drive and hoist motors to control the hoist and the speed for precise load positioning. Most crane systems can be retrofitted with remote pendants (remote operation is a safer alternative in many situations).

Designed to reduce crane impact, energy bumpers bring the crane to a controlled rest and stop by minimizing the force at which the crane reaches the end of travel. Bumpers can be attached to several components of a crane. Bumpers are also called crane stops. Replacing worn bumpers can extend the life of your crane.

End effectors are the "grab" part of the crane system. They can be as simple as cabling or strapping, and there are many stock solutions for loads, but the end effector is most effective when designed to lift the specific load. A custom end effector for your load lifting is safer, faster, and more precise.