Henan Dafang Heavy Machine has exported four HD European overhead cranes to Mongolia, enhancing the industrial capabilities in the region.
The shipment included two cranes with a 3-ton capacity and two cranes with a 2-ton capacity.
The cranes are designed according to the European FEM standard, featuring a square box structure and a European wire rope electric hoist as the lifting mechanism.
They are equipped with dual-speed lifting and variable frequency control for crane travel and trolley running, allowing for precise operations.
With spans ranging from 9 metres to 15.66 metres and heights between 3.6 metres and 15 metres, the cranes are suitable for various industrial applications
The applications include workshops, warehouses, and industries like machinery manufacturing, metallurgy, and petrochemicals.
Dafang’s European single bridge cranes offer multiple operation modes, including handle and remote control, or a combination of both, to meet diverse operational needs.
They are designed for environments with temperatures ranging from -20 to 40 degrees Celsius and have a working grade of A5.
The cranes are useful for tasks requiring precise positioning and assembly of large parts.
Their design prioritises easy maintenance, with lifting and travelling mechanisms being easy to repair and replace, reducing downtime and ensuring continuous production.
The use of high-quality materials extends the service life of the cranes, reducing the need for frequent maintenance, said Dafang.
In addition, their professional design incorporates strong rigidity, light weight, and a cost-effective structure, saving plant space and investment costs while delivering performance.
Dafang, in a statement, said: “Dafang designs the HD European single beam bridge crane according to the European FEM standard. The main beam is a square box structure.
“It is in conjunction with the European wire rope electric hoist as its lifting mechanism. It also adopts a dual-speed lifting and variable frequency control method for crane travel and trolley running.”

Published Date:2025-05-16