Overhead cranes are complex machines that are susceptible to a wide variety of mechanical problems. Many of these problems can be addressed with regular maintenance and inspections conducted by a professional crane service company. During these inspections, experts can look for signs of structural damage, wear and tear, and other issues that may require immediate repair.

Electrical malfunctions are another common overhead crane problem. Over time, switches, relays, and contactors can become worn-out or misaligned, causing them to fail or shut down completely. Inspecting and replacing these components regularly can prevent this from happening and improve your crane’s overall safety and performance.

Why Industrial Operations Rely on Champion Hoist & Crane for Repairs

Load misalignment is a common issue that can affect the operation of your crane. This typically results from improper rigging practices, which can cause the load to shift unexpectedly. This can cause the crane to tilt or sway, which can lead to unsafe conditions for personnel working around the crane.

Conducting daily inspections before each shift is a crucial step to improving crane efficiency and safety. In addition to looking for loose or damaged parts, these inspections can also help verify that all safety tools, like limit switches, are functioning properly. Regular inspections can also identify areas where your crane is experiencing excessive wear and allow you to replace certain components with more durable, longer-lasting ones that will require less frequent repairs and replacements.

Champion Hoist & Crane
1002 Spur 515, Navasota, TX 77868
(833) 427-2637