Gantry Legs

• Used in workshops and factories for lifting and moving heavy components within a defined area.
• Commonly found in maintenance departments for engine removal or equipment servicing.
• Utilised in assembly lines for positioning parts onto larger structures.
• Applied in warehousing for loading and unloading goods from vehicles or racking where forklift access is restricted.

Typical lifting capacity

Typically ranges from 500 kg to 5,000 kg for this class of equipment, depending on design and material.

Typical span

Commonly between 2 metres and 6 metres, allowing for varied operational widths.

Typical height under beam

Often adjustable, typically from 2.5 metres to 5 metres, to accommodate different load heights.

Material construction

Typically heavy-duty steel, often painted or powder-coated for durability and corrosion resistance.

Mobility

Many units are fitted with swivel castors, often with brakes, for easy repositioning within a workspace.

Assembly

Often designed for relatively straightforward assembly and disassembly, facilitating relocation or storage.

• What is the primary function of gantry legs?

  Gantry legs form the structural support for a gantry system, enabling the attachment of a beam and hoist for lifting and moving heavy loads manually or with powered assistance.

• Are these gantry legs suitable for outdoor use?

• Do gantry legs come with a hoist?

• What maintenance is required for gantry legs?

• Can gantry legs be adjusted for height?

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General overview for this equipment type