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Wall Travelling Crane

A jib carried on a wall-mounted runway — it slews for reach and travels for coverage, serving a full production line while using no floor space at all. Capacity to 20 tonnes, arm to 15 m, lift to 60 m.

Capacity up to 20 tArm up to 15 mLift up to 60 mZero floor spaceRuns under EOT

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Wall Travelling Crane — in-house manufactured at Surat

20 tMax capacity

15 mMax arm length

60 mMax lift

180°Typical slew

ZeroFloor space

125%Load tested

Overview

Wall Travelling Crane.

A fixed wall jib serves one spot. A wall travelling crane serves the whole line: the jib is carried on a runway fixed to the building wall or columns, so it slews for reach and travels for coverage. It is the answer where a row of machines or workstations all need lifting but a full overhead crane is unnecessary — or is already there and busy with something else.

Capacities reach 20 tonnes, with arm lengths to 15 metres and lift heights to 60 metres. Because the whole crane hangs off the wall structure it consumes zero floor space and leaves the aisle clear. Running below an existing overhead crane, it takes the light and frequent lifts so the main crane stays free for heavy work.

Technical parameters

Capacity & specification chart.

Cantilever crane range — capacity to 20 Ton, arm length to 15 m. Wall structure is assessed as part of every proposal.

Capacity (S.W.L)	MT	0.25	0.5	1	2	3	5	7.5	10	15	20
Arm Length (max)	Mtr	6	8	10	12	12	15	15	15	12	10
Height of Lift (max)	Mtr	60	60	60	60	60	60	60	60	40	40
Slew Angle	Deg	180–270	180–270	180–270	180–270	180	180	180	180	180	180
Hoist Type	–	ECH	ECH	ECH	ECH	ECH	ECH/WRH	WRH	WRH	WRH	WRH
Travel Speed	m/min	20	20	20	16	16	12	12	10	8	8
Slew	–	Manual	Manual	Manual	Manual/Mot	Motorised	Motorised	Motorised	Motorised	Motorised	Motorised
Duty Class	–	M3–M6	M3–M6	M3–M6	M3–M6	M3–M6	M3–M6	M3–M6	M3–M6	M3–M5	M3–M5

Arm length and capacity trade against each other — the longest arms are available at lower capacities. The wall or column line is assessed for the resulting loads before any proposal is issued.

Technical specifications

Specification sheet.

Standard ranges — send your requirement and we’ll configure to match.

Type

Wall travelling cantilever crane on a wall / column runway

Capacity

Up to 20 tonnes / 20 ton

Arm length

Up to 15 metres

Height of lift

Up to 60 metres

Slew

Typically 180° (up to 270° depending on wall clearance)

Travel

Motorised along a wall or column-mounted runway

Slew drive

Manual (push) or motorised

Hoist

LOADMATE electric chain hoist or wire rope hoist

Duty class

M3 to M6 per IS 3177

Mechanical & electrical

Jib

Fabricated I-section or box girder to IS 2062

Runway

Engineered against the wall or column line, with brackets

Travel drive

Helical geared motor with fail-safe brake

Slew bearing

Anti-friction, grease lubricated, sealed

Trolley

Push, geared or motorised along the jib

Power collection

Festoon or DSL along the runway

Control

Pendant station or radio remote

Standard features

What comes built in as standard.

Runway engineered against your wall or column line

Uses zero floor space — aisle and machine bases stay clear

Slews for reach, travels for full line coverage

Fabricated jib to IS 2062 structural steel

Fail-safe brakes on travel and hoist motions

Sealed anti-friction slew bearing

Works below an existing overhead crane

Load-tested at 125% with test certificate

Configure your unit

Optional upgrades & add-ons.

Manual operation — low-cost option for lighter loads

Explosion proof execution for hazardous environments

Freestanding runway where the wall structure is unsuitable

Articulated arm for complex work layouts

Telescopic jib for adjustable reach

Motorised slew with soft start

Radio remote control

Stainless or galvanised finish

Advantages

Why a wall travelling crane.

Zero floor space

The whole crane hangs off the wall — aisles, machine bases and floor stay clear.

Serves the whole line

Travels along the building, so one crane covers a full row of workstations.

Frees the overhead crane

Takes light, frequent lifts so the main crane stays available for heavy work.

Structure assessed first

We evaluate the wall or column line before proposing anything.

Long reach available

Arms to 15 m, with lift heights to 60 m.

Manufactured in-house

Designed, fabricated and load-tested at our Surat facility.

Configurations

Three ways to specify it.

Wall mounted runway

Runway brackets fixed to the building wall.

Best for: Solid walls with adequate structural capacity.

Column mounted runway

Runway carried on the existing building column line.

Best for: Portal frame sheds with no load-bearing wall.

Freestanding runway

Runway on its own columns, independent of the building.

Best for: Where the existing structure cannot carry the loads.

Applications

Industries we serve.

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Standards & compliance

Designed and certified to published standards.

IS 3177

Code of practice for cranes

Design, construction, testing and operation of travelling cranes.

IS 807

Structural design of cranes

Design, manufacture, erection and testing of crane structures.

IS 2062

Structural steel

Hot-rolled steel used for the jib and runway fabrication.

ISO 9001 + ZED

Quality & manufacturing

ISO 9001:2015 certified plus ZED Gold tier.

FAQs

Wall Travelling Crane — technical questions.

What is the difference between a wall travelling crane and a wall mounted jib crane?

Coverage. A wall mounted jib is fixed at one point on the wall and slews to serve the arc around that point. A wall travelling crane carries the jib on a runway along the wall, so it slews for reach and travels along the building — serving an entire production line rather than one workstation.

Can it run underneath an existing overhead crane?

Yes, and it is one of the most common reasons to install one. The wall travelling crane runs below the main crane runway, taking light and frequent line-side lifts so the overhead crane stays free for heavy work. Clearances are checked at the design stage so the two never conflict.

Will my wall or column line carry it?

That is assessed before anything else. Our engineers evaluate the wall or column line — sections, spacing, condition and existing loads — and detail reinforcement where needed. If the structure cannot carry it, a freestanding runway on its own columns is the honest recommendation, and we design that too.

How much floor space does it need?

None. The entire crane is carried by the wall or column runway, so the aisle, machine bases and floor stay completely clear — the main reason plants choose it over a pillar jib in tight production areas.

What arm length can you supply?

Up to 15 metres. Arm length and capacity trade against each other, so the longest arms are available at lower capacities. Send us the capacity and the reach you need together and we will confirm what is achievable.

What is the typical lead time?

Standard configurations typically ship in 8 to 12 weeks from order confirmation. Engineered builds and freestanding runways take longer, and we confirm a delivery date in writing at the time of order.

Need a Wall Travelling Crane quote?

Send your requirement and our application engineers respond within 24 hours with a configuration, spec sheet and quote.