InCommand Under Running Bridge Cranes

Achieve maximum workspace width

Crafted with precision, InCommand bridge cranes reflect a high-quality fabrication process with meticulously clean component routing.

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Specs

  • Capacity

    1-10 Tons

  • Span

    10' - 70'

  • Length

    Unlimited

  • Height

    Unlimited

  • Coverage Area

    Square or rectangle

Options

  • Girder Configurations

    Choose from single or double girder options.

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  • Interlock Systems

    Enhance your capability to transition loads from workspace to workspace without limitations from column lines.

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Innovative product features

  • Festoonless wiring system

    Our innovative festoonless wiring design significantly reduces the number of components that can fail. This streamlined approach not only enhances reliability but also minimizes maintenance, allowing you to focus on productivity without the worry of unexpected downtime.

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  • Versatile mounting solutions

    Whether you need to mount on an existing runway system, a new Pre-Engineered Metal Building (PEMB), or a freestanding runway system, PWI offers tailored options that perfectly suit your project’s application. Our innovative designs ensure seamless integration with our existing or new workspace.

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  • Full width advantage

    The primary benefit of an under running design is that it allows the hoist to travel the entire length of the beam, ensuring you can maximize every inch of width in your workspace. This feature not only enhances your operational efficiency but also enables seamless handling of loads, making your environment more productive and organized.

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Real customers. Real results.

  • A great company to deal with. The whole process was a positive experience. Their site is easily navigated and walks you through designing your crane, they follow up with you to verify everything. The price was great! And the service was stellar.
    Don Cranfill Product Manager at Mongo Attachments
  • We bought a motorized top runner bridge crane from PWI and it works spectacular. We were able to find the exact size that we needed. The salesman helped us and answered all questions when needed. Will use again when we need another one.
    Jose Arroyo Senior Engineer at Land O' Lakes
  • Quote was very competitive and the crane we ordered was exactly what we needed. Went together great and works even better.
    Alex Grieshop Engineer at J&M Manufacturing

FAQs

  • What is a bridge on a crane?

    The term “bridge” is used to reference the part of the structure that travels along a fixed runway system. With a hoist mounted to the bridge, the operator gains 3 axes of travel.

  • What is the difference between top running and under running bridge crane?

    Usually the building structure and workspace are the primary factors between choosing top running or under running (sometimes called under-hung) bridge crane. The difference is how the bridge beams attach to runway beams. Our team will work with you to design and build an overhead crane system that fits your workspace.

  • What is the difference between single girder and double girder?

    Load capacity and span are the two primary factors considered when choosing between a single girder and double girder crane design. Our crane experts will walk you through the process of designing, building, and installing your overhead crane system that is perfect for your requirements and space.

    Don’t confuse double girder for dual bridge (sometimes called two bridge) overhead cranes. A dual bridge has two independently controlled bridges that move up and down the runway beam.