EOT Crane Manufacturer in India | LOADMATE

LOADMATE is a leading EOT crane manufacturer in India with over 35 years of experience in designing, manufacturing, and installing Electric Overhead Travelling (EOT) Cranes for industries across India and 30+ countries worldwide. Our EOT cranes are built to IS:807 and IS:3177 standards, with capacities from 0.5 Ton to 200 MT and spans up to 40 meters.

Whether you need a cost-effective Single Girder EOT Crane for your workshop or a heavy-duty Double Girder EOT Crane for a steel plant, LOADMATE delivers customized overhead crane solutions backed by pan-India installation and 24/7 after-sales support.

35+ Years of Experience
200 MT Max Capacity
40m Max Span
30+ Countries Exported

EOT Crane Specifications

Feature Single Girder EOT Crane Double Girder EOT Crane
Load Capacity 0.5 Ton to 20 Ton Up to 200 MT
Span Range Up to 30 meters Up to 40 meters
Lifting Height 3m – 50m 5m – 100m
Hoist Type Electric Wire Rope Hoist / Chain Hoist Electric Rope Mechanism
Control System Pendant, Remote Control, or Cabin Control Pendant, Remote Control, or Cabin Control
Duty Class M3 to M5 (Light to Medium) M5 to M8 (Medium to Heavy)
Standards Compliance IS:807, IS:3177 IS:807, IS:3177, IS:4137
Applications Workshops, Warehouses, Manufacturing Units Steel Mills, Shipyards, Heavy Engineering Workshops

Single Girder EOT Crane

LOADMATE Single Girder EOT Crane – Capacity up to 20 Ton

We are manufacturers and suppliers of Single Girder EOT Cranes for lifting goods and equipment in industrial applications. Capacity: 0.5T to 20T | Span: up to 30m.

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Double Girder EOT Crane

LOADMATE Double Girder EOT Crane – Capacity up to 200 MT

We are manufacturers and suppliers of Double Girder EOT Cranes for lifting goods and heavy equipment in industrial applications. Capacity: up to 200 MT | Span: up to 40m.

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Single Girder EOT Cranes

Our Single Girder EOT Cranes are engineered for optimal performance in light to medium-duty applications. With capacities ranging from 0.5 Ton to 20 Ton and spans up to 30 meters, these cranes are ideal for workshops, warehouses, and small to medium-scale manufacturing units. Their lightweight design ensures low dead weight and maximum efficiency without compromising on strength.

LOADMATE Single Girder EOT Crane installed in manufacturing workshop – 10 Ton capacity

Key Advantages of Single Girder EOT Cranes:

  • Lightweight and compact design for easy installation
  • High efficiency with smooth start and low power consumption
  • Modular construction for easy maintenance
  • Accurate dimensions ensuring maximum hook height
  • Reliable electrical system with ISI-marked components
  • Available with pendant push button, radio remote, or cabin control

Double Girder EOT Cranes

Our Double Girder EOT Cranes are designed for heavy-duty applications, offering capacities up to 200 MT. These cranes are suitable for industries like steel mills, shipyards, and heavy engineering workshops. The robust box plate design ensures low dead weight and high structural integrity, making them ideal for demanding operations.

LOADMATE Double Girder EOT Crane for heavy-duty industrial use – up to 200 MT capacity

Key Advantages of Double Girder EOT Cranes:

  • High load capacity up to 200 MT
  • Box plate design for low dead weight and high strength
  • Precision-cut helical and spur gears for smooth operation
  • Microdrive gearboxes for fine inching movements
  • Variable Frequency Drives for step-less speed control
  • Optional features like driver’s cabin, radio remote control, and more

EOT Crane Applications

Our EOT Cranes are trusted across various industries for their reliability and performance:

  • Manufacturing and Assembly Units
  • Warehouses and Logistics Centers
  • Steel and Metal Processing Industry
  • Power Plants and Heavy Engineering
  • Construction and Infrastructure Projects
  • Automobile and Aerospace Industries
  • Paper Mills and Cement Plants
  • Shipyards and Ports
Need Customized EOT Crane Solutions?
At LOADMATE, we offer tailored EOT crane solutions to meet your specific lifting requirements. Contact us with your site details — including span, capacity, duty class, and building height — and our experts will design the perfect crane for your facility.

📧 Email: sales@loadmate.in    📞 Call: +91-9998314356

Why Choose LOADMATE as Your EOT Crane Manufacturer?

  • Over 35 years of experience in material handling equipment manufacturing
  • Compliance with IS:807, IS:3177, and International Standards
  • Customizable EOT crane solutions to fit client requirements
  • Pan-India installation, commissioning, and service support
  • Trusted by Tata Steel, ONGC, Reliance, UltraTech, Torrent Power, and 500+ industries
  • Recognized Global Brand — Exporting to 30+ countries
  • In-house design, manufacturing, load testing, and operator training

Complete Guide to EOT Cranes: Design, Working & Selection

What is an EOT Crane?

An Electric Overhead Travelling (EOT) Crane is the backbone of material handling in modern industries. Unlike mobile cranes, an EOT crane operates on a fixed runway system installed at an elevated height, allowing for three-dimensional movement:

  • Long Travel (LT): Movement of the entire bridge along the factory length.
  • Cross Travel (CT): Movement of the trolley across the bridge width.
  • Hoisting: Vertical lifting and lowering of the load.

This design frees up valuable floor space, making it the preferred choice for indoor manufacturing, assembly lines, and warehousing.

Critical Components of an EOT Crane

Understanding the parts of your crane helps in selecting the right model and ensuring longevity.

  • Bridge Girder: The main horizontal beam that carries the trolley. It bears the weight of the load and transfers it to the end carriages.
  • End Carriages (End Trucks): Located on either side of the bridge, these house the wheels that ride on the runway rails. They are motorized to drive the crane along the length of the building.
  • Hoisting Mechanism: The core lifting unit (Wire Rope Hoist or Chain Hoist) that actually lifts the load. It includes the motor, gearbox, rope drum, and hook block.
  • Trolley: The frame that supports the hoist and moves across the bridge girder (Cross Travel).
  • Control Pendant / Radio Remote: The operator’s interface. Modern LOADMATE EOT cranes often use Radio Remote Controls (RRC) to allow the operator to stand at a safe distance while lifting hazardous loads.
  • DSL System (Down Shop Leads): The insulated busbar system that provides continuous power to the moving crane.

How to Choose the Right EOT Crane for Your Facility

Selecting the right EOT crane is not just about capacity (Ton); it requires analyzing your operational needs.

1. Determine the Duty Class (IS: 3177)
Buying an under-rated crane leads to frequent breakdowns, while an over-rated crane increases costs unnecessarily.

  • Class M3 (Light Duty): For maintenance workshops where the crane is used occasionally.
  • Class M5 (Medium Duty): Standard for general manufacturing, operating 1-2 shifts/day.
  • Class M7/M8 (Heavy Duty): For steel mills or foundries with continuous, high-speed usage and near-maximum loads.

2. Check the Span & Clearance
Span: The center-to-center distance between the runway rails.
Headroom: Do you have low ceilings? If yes, opt for our Low Headroom Single Girder EOT Cranes to maximize lifting height.

3. Speed Requirements
Precision assembly requires slow, variable speeds (using VFDs), whereas warehouse loading requires faster travel speeds to maximize throughput.

Maintenance & Safety Standards for EOT Cranes

At LOADMATE, safety is engineered into every EOT crane. Our systems comply with IS: 3177 and IS: 807.

  • Overload Protection: Automatically cuts off power if the load exceeds rated capacity.
  • Limit Switches: Prevents the hook from hitting the drum (over-hoisting) or the crane from crashing into the end stops.
  • Safe Braking: Fail-safe electromagnetic disc brakes ensure the load holds firm even during power failure.
  • Emergency Stop: A prominently placed button on the pendant/remote to instantly halt all motions in case of an emergency.

Frequently Asked Questions about EOT Cranes

What is the full form of EOT Crane?
The full form of EOT Crane is Electric Overhead Travelling Crane. It is the most common type of overhead crane used in industrial environments for lifting and moving heavy loads horizontally across a facility.
What is the difference between Single Girder and Double Girder EOT Cranes?
A Single Girder EOT Crane has one main beam and is best for light to medium loads (up to 20 Tons). A Double Girder EOT Crane has two main beams, allowing for higher capacities (up to 200 MT), greater lifting height, and heavy-duty usage. Learn more about our Single Girder EOT Cranes and Double Girder EOT Cranes.
How much does an EOT Crane cost in India?
The price of an EOT Crane depends on capacity (tonnage), span, and duty class. A basic 1-Ton Single Girder crane may start around ₹2-3 Lakhs, whereas heavy-duty Double Girder cranes can range from ₹15 Lakhs to over ₹1 Crore. Contact LOADMATE for a precise quote.
What are the standard capacities for LOADMATE EOT Cranes?
LOADMATE manufactures EOT cranes ranging from 0.5 Ton to 200 MT. We also provide customized lifting solutions for unique industrial requirements.
What is the maximum span available for your overhead cranes?
We design EOT cranes with spans up to 40 meters. For larger spans, we use specialized box-girder designs to ensure structural stability and safety.
Which Indian Standards (IS Codes) govern EOT Cranes?
EOT Cranes in India are designed as per IS: 3177 (for overhead travelling cranes) and IS: 807 (for structural design). Heavy-duty steel mill cranes follow IS: 4137.
How do I decide the Duty Class (M1 to M8) for my crane?
Duty class is selected based on frequency of use. Class M1-M3 is for maintenance or light use. Class M4-M5 is for regular factory operations. Class M6-M8 is for continuous, severe use like steel melting shops.
What safety features are mandatory for EOT Cranes?
Essential safety features include Overload Limit Switches, Rotary Limit Switches (for hook travel), Emergency Stop Buttons, Anti-Collision Devices, and Audio-Visual Alarms.
Can I install an EOT Crane in an existing building?
Yes, provided the building columns can support the wheel load. If the existing structure is weak, we can install a Gantry Crane (which stands on its own legs) or strengthen the columns with additional steel fabrication.
What is the difference between an EOT Crane and a Gantry Crane?
An EOT Crane runs on rails elevated on the building’s walls/pillars. A Gantry Crane runs on rails fixed to the floor/ground. Gantry cranes are preferred when the building structure cannot support overhead rails.
How often does an EOT Crane need servicing?
Preventive maintenance should be done every 3 months. However, daily visual checks of the wire rope, hook, and brakes are recommended before starting operations.
Why is my EOT crane making a grinding noise?
Grinding noises often indicate wheel misalignment, worn-out bearings, or dry wire ropes. Immediate inspection is required to prevent damage to the gantry rails.
Does LOADMATE provide EOT crane installation services?
Yes, LOADMATE provides end-to-end services including design, manufacturing, on-site installation, load testing, and operator training across India. Contact us to schedule a site visit.
What affects the life of a Wire Rope in a crane?
Wire rope life is reduced by lack of lubrication, side-pulling of loads (dragging), and improper winding on the drum. Regular lubrication extends rope life significantly.
Why choose LOADMATE for EOT Cranes?
LOADMATE is a leading EOT crane manufacturer in India with over 35 years of experience. We offer customized designs, faster delivery, and 24/7 after-sales support, ensuring your production never stops. Trusted by Tata Steel, ONGC, Reliance, UltraTech, and 500+ industries across India.

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