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Beam Trolleys and Crane Bridges, Push, Geared & Electric

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We only have a small selection of the beam trolleys that we offer, listed online that we can supply, please contact us if you require a unit which is not listed.

This category features beam trolleys, which are specialised load suspension devices designed to carry equipment beneath them as they move along a monorail/runway lifting beam. This beam can be made from materials such as rolled steel joists (RSJ), universal beams (UB), or universal columns (UC). In our online catalogue, we offer four distinct types of beam trolley: manual push/pull, geared travel (driven by the pulling of a hand chain), electric and pneumatic (air-powered).

Beam trolleys act as mobile anchorage points, easily attached to a lifting beam to support devices like chain hoists. This design allows for smooth movement along the beam’s length. You may come across different names for beam trolleys, including load trolleys, beam runners, 'I' beam crane trolleys, beam flange rollers, or girder monkeys.

In this section, we focus on manual push trolleys as well as geared travel runway trolleys, which operate with a chain drive. Geared trolleys provide enhanced control, especially when handling larger loads, as they are moved along the beam by a hand chain. Most trolleys are adjustable, with some designed for quick release. We also supply heavy-duty and low-headroom options, along with swivel truck trolleys for navigating tight radius bends on runway tracks when necessary.

Electric Travel Beam Trolleys provide the same basic function as a manual trolley except has electric powered travel along the beam controlled by pendant control or other.

  • Our range of electric travel trolleys are adjustable to suit different beam sizes and have different power supply options for example: 1Ph (110v or 240v - single phase) and 3Ph (400v or 415v - 3 phase), also single speed, dual speed and variable speed travel units are available.
  • An Electric trolley eliminates manual handling issues and can be used in environments that are unsuitable for manual operation, e.g. when used high up, out of reach, above deep water or chemicals.
  • The Kito MR2 & Yale VTE are our most popular unit though we can also supply from many other manufacturers such as Morris, Verlinde, Pfaff etc...
Electric Travel (Motorised) Beam Trolleys

Articulating crane trolleys are designed to be used in pairs to install a mobile crane bridge between two parallel RSJ's in the roof space. Thus creating a simple, low cost push/pull (manual) or electric overhead crane system.

  • The crane trolley will articulate (twist) to prevent them crabbing; this is when the trolley castors bite into the 'downshop' parallel beams.
  • Please contact our technical staff with your desired SWL/WLL (capacity), beam sizes and crane cross travel span, we will then help you specify the overhead crane trolleys that best suits your application.
Crane Bridge Travel Trolley Kits, Manual and Electric Travel

Beam trolleys are a mobile anchorage point that can be fitted onto a lifting beam to suspend lifting equipment beneath, such as a chain hoist. This allows the load to travel along the direction of the lifting beam.

  • A Beam trolley can also be referred to as a load trolleys, a beam runner'I' beam crane trolleys, a beam flange roller or girder monkeys.
  • This section is for manual push travel trolleys and geared travel runway beam trolleys. Gear travel units are moved along the beam by operating a hand chain.
  • Most trolleys are adjustable and some are quick release. We offer heavy-duty and low-head room trolleys, also swivel truck trolleys to negotiate tight radius bends on runway tracks where required.
  • Please contact us if you require a unit which is not listed on this page.

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