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Runway Systems
Which crane and runway configuration best suits your operation and facility and offers the most flexibility for the future?
Crane Buzz understands all facets of these designs, and is here to assist you in finding the answers.
- Standard and special designs to meet your requirements
- Engineered prints for customer approval provided on all jobs
- All fabrication by AWS D1.1 and D14.1 Certified welders
- All bolted connections for solid construction and ease of installation
- Can be disassembled and relocated as needed
Free standing, top running
- Perfect for installation in a “spec” or existing building that was not designed for cranes
- Does not require bracing back to the building or any other structure
- Provides the best high hook (available lift) above finished floor, based on clear ceiling dimension
- Up to 10 ton capacity without the need for foundations
- Minimum of 6” thick reinforced concrete floor
- No rebar within 6” below the finished floor surface
Braced back, top running
- Our lowest investment option
- Braces back to building steel at each runway support column
- Lateral loads provided with approval drawings
- Up to 20 ton capacity without the need for foundations
- Minimum of 6” thick reinforced concrete floor
- No rebar within 6” below the finished floor surface
Ceiling supported, under running
- Use when floor mounted runway support columns are not a practical option
- Requires overhead suspension steel be able to support the applied loadings
Free standing, under running
- Also great for installation in a “spec” or existing building that was not designed for cranes
- Does not require bracing back to the building or any other structure
- Provides less high hook (available lift) above finished floor, based on clear ceiling dimension
- Up to 20 ton capacity without the need for foundations
- Minimum of 6” thick reinforced concrete floor
- No rebar within 6” below the finished floor surface
Other
- ASCE rails and 4-bar mainline power conductors for runway structures / beams as supplied and installed by others (usually the building contractor)