Description
The structure of a crane refers to the framework that supports and enables its lifting and movement functions. Depending on the crane type, this structure may include girders, columns, runways, legs, booms, masts, and bases designed to safely withstand heavy loads and dynamic forces. Typically made from high-strength steel, the crane structure provides stability, rigidity, and precise alignment for components such as the trolley, hoist, and lifting mechanisms. Whether used in overhead, gantry, tower, or mobile cranes, the structural framework is engineered to meet strict safety standards and ensure reliable performance in industrial, construction, and material-handling environments.