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Specifications, configurations, applicable standards, and duty classifications for every major lifting and material handling equipment category.

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Overhead / EOT Cranes

Capacity Range0.5t โ€“ 800t
SpanUp to 35m
StandardFEM / ASME / IS 3177

Bridge cranes, gantry cranes, monorail and underslung systems for industrial facilities. Duty classifications FEM A1โ€“A8 covering workshops to continuous steel plant operations.

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Hoists & Winches

Capacity Range0.1t โ€“ 200t
Lift HeightUp to 200m
Duty ClassM1 โ€“ M8

Electric chain hoists, wire rope hoists, pneumatic hoists, and winches for lifting and pulling. Selection governed by FEM mechanism group M1โ€“M8 and operating hours.

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Mobile Cranes

Capacity Range10t โ€“ 1,600t
Boom LengthUp to 120m
StandardASME B30.5 / EN 13000

All-terrain, rough terrain, crawler, and truck cranes for project and industrial lifting. Load chart reading, outrigger ground bearing, and site access planning are critical for safe operation.

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Rigging & Lifting Gear

WLL Range0.25t โ€“ 1,000t
StandardASME B30.9 / EN 818
InspectionPer EN 10264

Wire rope slings, chain slings, synthetic webbing, shackles, hooks, and below-hook lifting devices. WLL reduction factors, inspection intervals, and rejection criteria per ASME B30.9 and EN 818.

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Material Handling

ThroughputUp to 20,000 t/h
Belt RunsUp to 5km
StandardCEMA / ISO 5048

Conveyors, stackers, reclaimers, bucket elevators, and bulk handling systems for ports, power plants, and process industries. Throughput calculations and system integration.

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Offshore & Marine Cranes

CapacityUp to 5,000t
Water DepthUp to 3,000m
StandardDNVGL-ST-0378

Pedestal cranes, knuckle boom cranes, subsea lifting systems, and heave-compensated equipment for offshore platforms, FPSOs, and marine construction vessels.

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Tower Cranes

Max RadiusUp to 80m
Tip LoadUp to 25t at tip
StandardEN 14439 / ASME B30.3

Luffing jib, hammerhead, flat top, and self-erecting tower cranes for construction and infrastructure. Anchoring systems, mast climbing procedures, and safe working load tables.

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Load Testing & Inspection

Proof Load100% โ€“ 125% WLL
NDT MethodsMPI / UT / RT / PT
StandardBS EN 1677 / ASME

NDT methods, proof load testing, dynamic load testing, and inspection protocols for in-service and commissioning testing. Statutory requirements vary by jurisdiction.

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EOT Crane Duty Classification Comparison

Side-by-side FEM duty group comparison for specification writing

ParameterFEM 1Am (Light)FEM 2M (Medium)FEM 3M (Heavy)FEM 4M (Very Heavy)
FEM Duty GroupA1A3A5A7โœ“
Mechanism GroupM1M3M5M7โœ“
Daily Operating Hours< 2 hrs2โ€“4 hrs4โ€“8 hrs16โ€“24 hrsโœ“
Design Life (hrs)8003,20012,50050,000โœ“
Wire Rope Safety Factor3.5:13.5:14:1โœ“4:1
Motor Duty ClassS2-30minS3-25%S3-40%S4-60%โœ“
Fatigue GroupE1E3E5E7โœ“
Typical IndustryWorkshopWarehouseHeavy IndustrySteel / Miningโœ“
Annual Inspections1/year2/year2/year4/yearโœ“

Based on FEM 1.001 (4th Edition). Consult the full standard for design calculations.Read the full guide โ†’

Standards Reference

Key Standards by Equipment Type

EquipmentUS / ASMEEuropean / ENIndia / ISOffshore / Special
Overhead / EOT CraneASME B30.2EN 15011 / FEM 1.001IS 3177 / IS 807DNVGL (offshore EOT)
Mobile CraneASME B30.5EN 13000IS 4573API 2C (offshore)
Wire Rope SlingsASME B30.9EN 12385 / EN 818IS 2266DNVGL-ST-E271
Chain SlingsASME B30.9EN 818-4IS 3109โ€”
HooksASME B30.10EN 1677IS 5749โ€”
ShacklesASME B30.26EN 13889IS 6224โ€”
Tower CraneASME B30.3EN 14439 / FEM 1.001โ€”โ€”
Offshore CraneAPI 2CEN 13852โ€”DNVGL-ST-0378