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Shrusti Workshop Crane

Material Handling Cranes

Engineered to order • Recommended

Workshop Crane

Engineered workshop crane for maintenance and repair lifting in workshops and tool rooms, configured around the load, site interface and operating duty.

DriveHydraulic or manual-assistedMountingMobile workshop craneEngineering inputLoad • reach • mobility

How this system works

Built around the operating requirement.

Shrusti Workshop Crane is an engineered local and flexible lifting system for maintenance and repair lifting in workshops and tool rooms. It is best suited to compact bays where lifting needs move between machines and maintenance positions. The final configuration is not selected from a fixed SKU; it is defined around the actual load, operating route, duty cycle and site interface. During the engineering review, Shrusti confirms load weight and centre of gravity, required reach and lift height, travel or relocation need, floor condition and available space, then develops the arrangement, controls, guarding and installation scope around the approved application. Options such as boom reach and lift height, hydraulic or electric lifting unit, fixed base, wheels or portable structure can be incorporated where technically appropriate. Final capacity, dimensions, power and performance parameters are issued through the quotation and approved drawing package.

Key features

  • Compact workshop footprint
  • Mobile base
  • Controlled boom lifting
  • Configured reach and hook attachment
  • Application-specific engineering and layout review
  • Safety and access provisions defined before manufacture
  • Installation and commissioning support available
  • AMC and spares support can be included in the project scope

Operational benefits

  • Right-fit configuration for maintenance and repair lifting in workshops and tool rooms
  • Mobile workshop crane aligned to the available site interface
  • Brings lifting support close to the task
  • Reduces manual team lifting
  • Can serve maintenance and changing work areas
  • Supports local movement without a full overhead system

Technical specification framework

Indicative engineering ranges for early evaluation.

Workshop Crane indicative technical range
System typeWorkshop Crane
Drive / operationHydraulic or manual-assisted
Installation / mountingMobile workshop crane
Configuration statusEngineered to order — indicative engineering range published
Safe working load0.5–2 t
Boom reach1.0–2.0 m
Lift height2.0–2.5 m
Base / wheel arrangementFolding or fixed wheeled base with 4–6 castors
Hoist or hydraulic unitManual hydraulic ram or semi-electric hydraulic lift
CounterweightNone on straddle-leg models; 150–600 kg on counterbalanced versions
Control typeManual valve, pendant or tiller control according to drive
Power supplyManual hydraulic or 12/24 V DC lift
MobilityManual push
Floor loadingApprox. 1.5–4 t total wheel load
Hook path1.0–2.0 m reach with hook height up to 2.5 m
Safety devicesOverload relief, lowering control, parking brakes, boom stops and emergency stop on powered models
Specification basisIndicative engineering range for early evaluation; final rating is confirmed in the Shrusti technical offer and approved drawing

RFQ inputs required

Share the inputs that determine the design.

Required project information

  • Load weight and centre of gravity
  • Required reach and lift height
  • Travel or relocation need
  • Floor condition and available space
  • Pickup and placement points
  • Cycle frequency
  • Attachment or fixture requirement

Buying guide

  • Start with the heaviest load, its dimensions and the required movement or coverage for the Workshop Crane.
  • Confirm the site interface: travel or relocation need, floor condition and available space and available power or structure.
  • Review operating frequency, operator workflow and safety-zone requirements before selecting the drive and controls.
  • Compare against Floor Mounted Crane, Portable Crane where the mounting, duty or coverage requirement may favour a different arrangement.
  • Use the quotation and approved drawing as the final technical basis; do not procure civil or structural work from preliminary dimensions.

Applications and industries

Engineered for the task and the site.

Applications

  • Maintenance and repair lifting in workshops and tool rooms
  • Workshop maintenance
  • Machine and die handling
  • Tool-room lifting
  • Production component transfer
  • Temporary or flexible lifting points

Industries

  • Manufacturing and engineering
  • Automotive
  • Machine shops
  • Maintenance and MRO
  • Process industries

Safety and site readiness

Review the interfaces before manufacture.

Safety and readiness notes

  • Floor condition and wheel or base loading must be checked.
  • Boom position, load centre and counterweight are validated for stability.
  • Travel with suspended loads is controlled by the approved operating method.
  • Attachments and hooks are selected for the actual load geometry.

Customization options

  • Boom reach and lift height
  • Hydraulic or electric lifting unit
  • Fixed base, wheels or portable structure
  • Counterweight and stabilisers
  • Hook, sling or purpose-built fixture
  • Control arrangement
  • Finish and environmental protection

Comparison

Compare nearby variants.

VariantDriveMountingPrimary application
Floor Mounted CraneHydraulic or electric liftFixed or wheeled floor-mounted unitLocal lifting of machines, dies, components and maintenance loads
Workshop CraneHydraulic or manual-assistedMobile workshop craneMaintenance and repair lifting in workshops and tool rooms
Portable CraneManual, hydraulic or electric by designPortable or demountable structureTemporary or flexible lifting at locations without permanent equipment

FAQs

Questions to resolve before quotation.

How is the Workshop Crane sized?

The Workshop Crane is sized from the actual load, required movement or coverage, duty cycle and site interface. Final capacity and dimensions are confirmed after Shrusti reviews load weight and centre of gravity, required reach and lift height, travel or relocation need, floor condition and available space.

Is a site survey required for the Workshop Crane?

Recommended. A survey or engineer review is used to verify dimensions, support conditions, access, power, operating clearances and installation constraints before the final quotation.

What technical information is needed to quote the Workshop Crane?

Share load weight and centre of gravity, required reach and lift height, travel or relocation need, floor condition and available space, pickup and placement points, cycle frequency. Layouts, photographs and existing drawings help the engineering team produce a more accurate initial proposal.

Can the Workshop Crane be customised?

Yes. The scope can be configured around boom reach and lift height, hydraulic or electric lifting unit, fixed base, wheels or portable structure, counterweight and stabilisers, hook, sling or purpose-built fixture, subject to engineering review and the approved drawing.

What safety provisions apply to the Workshop Crane?

Safety provisions are selected for the application and may include guarding, access control, limits, emergency controls, restraints or structural checks. The final list is stated in the technical offer and approved scope.

Does Shrusti handle installation and support for the Workshop Crane?

Yes. The quotation can include installation, testing, commissioning, operator handover, AMC and spares support where these services are required for the project.

What is a Workshop Crane used for?

Shrusti Workshop Crane is an engineered system used for maintenance and repair lifting in workshops and tool rooms. Its capacity, dimensions, drive, controls and installation interface are selected from the published engineering range and confirmed in the technical offer.

Is the Workshop Crane a standard product?

Shrusti Workshop Crane is quote-led and engineered to order. The final specification is based on load, route, duty cycle, site structure, access and safety requirements rather than a fixed online configuration.

How do I request a Workshop Crane?

Use Request Quote or Book Site Survey and share the load, dimensions, movement path, operating frequency and site photographs. Shrusti will convert those inputs into a technical proposal and approved configuration.

Why Shrusti

One accountable path from requirement to operation.

Shrusti has engineered material-handling and lifting systems from Chennai since 1985. Each quote-led system is developed around the application, supported by site-survey-led configuration, installation and commissioning planning, and lifecycle service through AMC and spares support.

Next step

Turn the requirement into an engineered quotation.

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