Cranes & Hoists

 

 

For low usage applications

• Lowest hoist cost option for overhead lifting
• Simple hoist design
• Light weight hoist construction
• Low maintenance hoists
• For light weight lifting
• Short lift requirements
• Infrequent hoist use applications
• Pullers for maintenance and other service applications

 

 

Most cost affective hoist in the 1/4-2 ton range

• High reliability hoists
• Low maintenance hoists
• Heavy duty hoist applications
• Simple hoist design
• Many options
• Single or two speed hoist operation
• Manual or motorized hoist trolleys
• Radio, Infrared or pendant hoist control

 

Most cost affective hoist at 3 ton and above capacities

• High reliability hoists
• Low maintenance hoists
• Heavy duty hoist applications
• Low headroom hoist requirements
• Long lift distances
• Quite operation
• Variable frequency drives available for infinite speed control
• Radio, Infrared or pendant control

 

 

 

• Bridge cranes for large area coverage
• Gantry cranes for limited height, area or outdoor yard type requirements
• Jib cranes for limited circular area coverage
• Monorails cranes for dedicated in line travel locations

 

• Underhung cranes for lower capacities, can be hung from building structure for reduced floor supports
• Top riding cranes for larger capacities and greater head room
• Double girder cranes for torsional stability and head room clearance

 

• Manual hoist and crane horizontal motion for light weights and short distance motion
• Power hoist and crane horizontal motion for heavy weights, long distance and accurate positioning
• Slow hoist and crane speeds for positioning in delicate operations such as assembly or machine shops
• High speed hoist and cranes for long travel distance or products such as bulk handling
• Multi speed and variable speed crane and hoist controls available

 

 

• Explosion proof hoists and cranes for hazardous areas
• Clean room hoist and crane applications
• Food grade hoist and crane applications
• Flying pendant crane and hoist controls for large or hazardous loads
• Tandem and auxiliary hoists for large item lifting
• Rotators and other below the hook crane and hoist options

 

 

 

• Festooning for short runs or low cost operations
• Power Bar for long runs or high use application

 

 

OSHA and ANSI require yearly inspections – Idaho Material Handling inspects, load tests and certifies all types of cranes to allow code compliance

• OSHA annual 1910.179
• ANSI B.30
• Runways and rails
• Bridges
• Hoists and trolleys
• Pendants and controls
• Hooks and blocks
• Load testing

 

 

Idaho Material Handling employs full time service & installation people to properly install and support your crane and lifting operations

• Insured
• Licensed
• Trained
• Experienced
• Fully outfitted service vehicles
• Proper tooling for the project
• Service contracts
• Crane design, engineering and load calculation capabilities