Single girder overhead cranes are used for material handling in workshops, warehouses, fabrication areas and production facilities. The appropriate model depends on the required lifting capacity, span, lifting height, duty requirements and building layout. Yuantai offers different single girder configurations. More economical models may suit general lifting requirements, while higher-specification options may use imported electrical components from recognized brands, a different structural design and additional functions. These configuration differences explain why the price range can be wide even for cranes with the same rated capacity.
Single Girder Overhead Crane Prices
The table below gives reference prices for selected single girder overhead crane capacities. The price ranges cover different configuration levels and should not be interpreted as fixed prices for one standard model.
| Rated Capacity | Span (m) | Lifting Height (m) | Reference Price (USD) |
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| 1 ton | 7.5–31.5 | 6–30 | $2,200–40,000 |
| 2 tons | 7.5–31.5 | 6–30 | $2,500–40,800 |
| 3 tons | 7.5–31.5 | 6–30 | $2,600–41,000 |
| 5 tons | 7.5–31.5 | 6–30 | $3,000–41,500 |
| 10 tons | 7.5–31.5 | 6–30 | $4,000–45,000 |
| 16 tons | 7.5–31.5 | 6–30 | $5,000–48,000 |
| 20 tons | 7.5–31.5 | 6–30 | $6,000–50,000 |
Power supply reference: 220–480 V, 50/60 Hz, 3-phase. Confirm the electrical configuration for the selected model and installation site during technical review.
The price range for a single girder crane can be wide because the available configurations are not identical. More economical designs can serve general lifting requirements, while higher-specification options may feature a different structural design, imported electrical components from recognized brands and additional functions. These differences affect the equipment package and its price. For the configuration you need, please confirm the required capacity, span, lifting height, working duty and preferred functions before requesting a final quotation.
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Double Girder Overhead Crane Prices
Double girder overhead cranes cover a broader capacity range and can be configured for different industrial lifting requirements. The table below provides reference prices for selected capacities up to 150 tons. Yuantai's double girder range extends to 500 tons, but the cost of larger cranes must be evaluated against the actual project specifications.
| Rated Capacity | Span (m) | Lifting Height (m) | Reference Price (USD) |
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| 1 ton | 7.5–35.5 | 6–32 | $4,000–60,000 |
| 2 tons | 7.5–35.5 | 6–32 | $4,500–62,000 |
| 3 tons | 7.5–35.5 | 6–32 | $5,000–66,000 |
| 5 tons | 7.5–35.5 | 6–32 | $5,800–72,000 |
| 10 tons | 7.5–35.5 | 6–32 | $6,500–79,000 |
| 20 tons | 7.5–35.5 | 6–32 | $8,600–95,000 |
| 30 tons | 7.5–35.5 | 6–32 | $11,000–118,000 |
| 50 tons | 7.5–35.5 | 6–32 | $15,500–155,000 |
| 100 tons | 7.5–35.5 | 6–32 | $27,000–250,000 |
| 150 tons | 7.5–35.5 | 6–32 | $38,000–345,000 |
Power supply reference: 220–480 V, 50/60 Hz, 3-phase. The specified supply and electrical equipment must be confirmed for the selected crane.
These ranges represent different configuration possibilities. The final price depends on the selected structure, lifting mechanism, duty requirements, electrical and control equipment, and agreed supply scope. For cranes above 150 tons, send us the required lifting capacity, span, lifting height and operating conditions so that the project can be reviewed.
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Why Can Crane Prices Differ at the Same Capacity?
A rated capacity tells you how much a crane is designed to lift, but it does not describe the full equipment specification. Two cranes with the same capacity can be priced differently when they are designed for different working conditions or supplied with different components and functions.
Equipment specification
A quotation may cover an economical configuration or a higher-specification package. Differences in the structural design, electrical components, lifting equipment and control functions can affect the quoted price. For single girder cranes, higher-specification options may include imported electrical components from recognized brands and additional functions.
Operating duty
A crane used occasionally for maintenance may have different requirements from a crane used repeatedly in a production process. Lifting frequency, working hours, load spectrum and the planned work cycle should be established before selecting the duty rating.
Building and lifting requirements
The runway span, required hook height, available headroom and travel distance influence the crane layout and equipment specification. The price should be based on the actual installation requirements rather than capacity alone.
Application-specific equipment
Some projects need a particular lifting attachment, hoisting arrangement or environmental protection. If the crane will handle ladles, bulk material, ferrous materials or loads in a specified hazardous environment, identify these requirements early so the quotation addresses the correct equipment.
Supply scope
Equipment-only prices cannot automatically be compared with quotations that include additional project items. Rails, supporting steelwork, freight, installation and commissioning should be checked individually. The quotation should state which items are included and which are excluded.
Compare the Quotation, Not Just the Price
Before choosing a supplier, compare the technical and commercial basis of each offer. A lower figure may relate to a different configuration or a smaller supply scope, so ask each supplier to confirm the same key details.
| Item to Compare | What to Confirm |
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| Crane capacity | Rated lifting capacity and any required lifting attachment |
| Span and hook height | Required dimensions and the selected crane arrangement |
| Working duty | Duty rating, lifting frequency and expected operating hours |
| Hoisting arrangement | Hoist or trolley configuration and required lifting functions |
| Electrical package | Voltage, frequency, phase, controls and specified component brands |
| Travel system | Travel drives, rails and related equipment included in the offer |
| Delivery terms | Named delivery location and applicable commercial terms |
| Installation scope | Whether installation, commissioning and training are included |
| Documentation | Required drawings, technical documents, inspection records and acceptance requirements |
Ask the supplier to identify any assumptions made in the quotation. If the final span, duty requirements or installation conditions are not yet confirmed, these items should be listed for clarification rather than treated as settled specifications.
Prices for Special Overhead Crane Configurations
The price tables above cover selected single and double girder overhead crane configurations. Other designs may require a different quotation basis because of installation constraints, lifting arrangements, special attachments, or operating conditions. The following options address specific lifting requirements that may not be fully represented by the general price ranges above.
1. Workstation Lifting Systems
Workstation lifting systems are designed for material handling within designated work areas, such as production stations, assembly areas, and maintenance zones. A freestanding workstation crane uses its own supporting structure, while a ceiling-mounted workstation crane relies on a suitable overhead support structure. The choice depends on the workspace layout, available floor space, building structure, required coverage, and load-handling needs. These factors should be confirmed when requesting a price.
2. Low-Headroom and Model-Specific Options
Where building clearance or available hook height limits a standard crane arrangement, a LDP low-headroom bridge crane may be worth considering. Other options include the HD single girder overhead crane, LX underslung overhead crane. These models should be evaluated against the required lifting capacity, span, hook height, working duty, installation clearance, and equipment configuration. The final price depends on the selected model and specifications.
3. Application-Specific Lifting
Some lifting tasks require equipment designed around the load being handled or the working environment. A ladle overhead crane or metallurgical overhead crane may require provisions for high-temperature industrial processes. A grab overhead crane is used for suitable bulk-material handling applications, while an electromagnetic overhead crane handles suitable ferrous materials using an electromagnetic lifting attachment. An explosion-proof overhead crane must be specified according to the site's hazardous-area requirements. For other specialized load-handling arrangements, a double-trolley bridge crane or C-hook bridge crane may be appropriate.
For these application-specific designs, the required working duty, load characteristics, lifting attachments, control functions, environmental conditions, and applicable standards can affect the equipment package and price. When requesting a quotation, provide your lifting requirements and operating conditions so that the appropriate configuration can be reviewed.
Get a Price Based on Your Crane Requirements
A useful quotation starts with the information that defines your project. You do not need a complete engineering drawing to make an initial enquiry, but the more relevant details you can provide, the easier it is to review the appropriate configuration.
Please share the information available to you:
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Rated lifting capacity
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Span and required hook height
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Crane travel length or runway details, if applicable
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Power supply: voltage, frequency and phase
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Working hours, lifting frequency and duty requirements
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Load type and working environment
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Whether runway rails or supporting steelwork are required
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Delivery country and installation requirements
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Drawings, building layout or site photos, if available
If some parameters are not yet finalized, describe the load, working area and intended use. The outstanding details can be identified during the technical review.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why is the price range for a single girder crane so wide?
The listed range covers different configuration levels. A more economical crane and a higher-specification crane may differ in structural design, electrical components, lifting equipment and optional functions. The price should be compared against the features and scope specified in the quotation.
Why does the double girder table stop at 150 tons?
The table shows selected price references up to 150 tons. Yuantai's double girder overhead crane range extends to 500 tons, but larger crane prices need to be confirmed against the required capacity, span, lifting height, duty and equipment specification.
Are the prices shown fixed offers?
No. They are reference ranges for budgeting and initial comparison. The formal quotation should identify the selected configuration, technical specifications, supply scope and applicable commercial terms.
Does the crane price include freight and installation?
These items should be confirmed in the quotation. Ask the supplier to specify whether freight, taxes or duties, runway rails, supporting steelwork, installation, commissioning and training are included or quoted separately.
What information should I send to get a quote?
Start with the capacity, span, hook height, power supply, working frequency and working environment. Add any known crane type, runway information, site drawings or photos. If you have not selected a design, explain what you need to lift and where the crane will operate.
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