Wind turbines are used to generate electricity in areas with strong, steady winds—either on land or offshore. Almost all modern turbines being produced today use a three-bladed, upwind design. Wind turns the blades, which spin a shaft. The shaft connects to a generator, which produces electricity.
Electric chain hoists are used to carry out maintenance work on windmill machinery and for lifting spare parts. The hoist can be mounted to a jib crane within the nacelle of the turbine. Using the hoist for service allows maintenance staff to safely raise and lower turbine appliances for repair or replacement through the hub, as opposed to accessing the nacelle through the hatch or along the tower.
Process cranes are used to handle the heavy, oversized, and precision-engineered components during the various stages of wind turbine production. Our process cranes feature advanced load positioning for the smooth and accurate movement of blades, nacelles and tower sections. Their compact and modular design makes it easy to fit in confined spaces like blade production halls and adapt to growing or changing manufacturing layouts.
We also offer a variety of overhead cranes and workstation cranes that can be used in the process of manufacturing windmills. These cranes include wall console cranes, bridge cranes, jib cranes and manual hoists.
Meeting and exceeding industry demands
We have provided customers in the power industry with material handling equipment since the 1930s. We have developed a body of expertise, including a deep understanding of power industry processes, challenges, product and service needs, and technical requirements. We have always been committed to providing lifting equipment that excels in safety and reliability. But we also want to help you save on overall costs. Using advanced technology, we make cranes that are lighter and more compact, with the same high performance. Get in touch with our experts using the form below to learn more about our offering for the power industry.