Hoists & Cranes Blog

Routine inspections are an essential component of proper crane operation and management. OSHA 1910.179 covers overhead and gantry cranes and details what systems, parts, and components to include as part of the inspection process. These guidelines are in place to...

Many different businesses utilize overhead cranes to safely and efficiently move parts and assemblies from one work area to next. While understanding their use and purpose is straightforward, comprehending all the guidelines, rules, and regulations governing their use...

While a top-running bridge crane can easily handle loads up tp and in excess of 25 tons (depending on the configuration), not every working space is spacious enough for this overhead crane solution. However, there are options to easily and efficiently bring overhead...

Choosing the right overhead crane for your business can seem daunting due to the hundreds of sizes and configurations available. However, if you work with limited floor space or perform repetitive lifts, a jib crane might be your material handling solution.  ...

  Overhead cranes are complex machines that rely on several different systems working together to move materials safely and effectively around the plant, factory, and job site. There are many reasons why your overhead crane suddenly needs emergency services or...

According to the Hi-Speed Team, this is one of the most frequently asked questions from our customers and website visitors every month. Essentially, there are two answers, one short and the other long, which we’ll break down in today’s blog post. But first, let’s...