I-beam cranes usually include two types: hand-pulled cranes and hand-push cranes. Hand-pulled cranes are driven by hand chains and run on the lower flange of the I-beam track, and can move freely. Hand-push cranes are driven by hand-pushing heavy objects and can also run stably on the I-beam track. Both types of cranes can be used in combination with lifting tools such as manual hoists to form manual lifting and transport trolleys, which are widely used in factories, mines, docks, warehouses and other places for installation of machinery and equipment, lifting of goods and other operations.
1. I-beam hand-pulled carriage is a type of hand-pulled monorail trolley. The hand-pulled monorail trolley is driven by a hand-pulled chain and runs on the lower wing of the I-beam with four wheels. It can be combined with a manual hoist and other lifting tools to form a manual transport trolley that can be installed on a monorail or cantilever crane. It is widely used in factories, mines, warehouses, etc. to install machines, lift goods, and repair equipment.
2. I-beam hand-pushed trolley is driven by hand-pushing heavy objects, and can move freely on the lower edge of the I-beam track. The wheel flange spacing can be adjusted according to the width requirements of the I-beam track. The manual hoist is hung under the trolley to form a bridge-type single-beam or suspended tube crane. It is widely used in factories, mines, docks, warehouses, construction sites, etc., and is especially suitable for operations in places without power supply. The monorail trolley is used to install machinery and equipment and transport goods.
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