Prefabricated House Crane

In the production and construction of prefabricated houses, cranes are core equipment that ensures efficient and safe operations, mainly divided into two types: short-bridge cranes and cement-house gantry cranes with flower racks, applied in the production and construction phases respectively.

Short-Bridge Cranes: Efficient Guarantees in the Production Phase

Short-bridge cranes are key equipment in the production workshops of prefabricated houses, designed with a focus on high performance and reliability to meet the stringent requirements of the manufacturing industry for material transportation. Their core functions include:

1. Precise Transportation and Seamless Integration: By spanning the production area with a bridge structure, they can quickly move prefabricated components (such as wall panels and floor slabs) or raw materials (such as steel bars and concrete), ensuring continuous material supply between workstations and avoiding production delays caused by waiting for materials.
2. Optimized Workflow: They work in tandem with automated production lines, for example, directly lifting concrete-poured components to the curing area or grabbing components from the storage area to the assembly station, reducing errors and time consumption in manual handling, and significantly improving overall production efficiency.
3. Energy Supply Solutions: The MultiLine 0831 series sliding contact lines provided by Kangwen Company offer continuous and reliable power transmission for the crane trolleys, avoiding wear or power outage risks caused by cable dragging, and ensuring smooth and efficient operations.

Cement-House Gantry Cranes with Flower Racks: Innovative Integration in the Construction Phase

Cement-house gantry cranes with flower racks are innovative solutions designed to address the pain points in the construction of prefabricated houses, organically combining prefabricated concrete houses, lightweight decorative/support structures (flower racks), and gantry cranes, solving three major problems in traditional construction:

1. Limited Site Space: Gantry cranes adopt an off-span operation mode, eliminating the need to build tracks inside buildings, saving indoor space, and are particularly suitable for narrow or irregular construction sites.
2. Improved Construction Efficiency and Safety: Through standardized process design (such as foundation preparation, gantry crane selection and installation, and flower rack prefabrication and lifting), component lifting and on-site assembly can be carried out simultaneously, shortening the construction period; at the same time, mechanized operations reduce the risks of high-altitude work and enhance construction safety.
3. Optimized Cost Control: Modular design allows gantry cranes to be reused, reducing single construction costs; the prefabrication of flower racks reduces the amount of on-site wet work, further cutting material and labor costs.

The two types of cranes cover the entire process of prefabricated houses from production to construction through division of labor and collaboration, providing standardized and efficient solutions for the industry.