This crane equipped steel structure workshop is engineered for heavy machinery assembly, where overhead lifting is central to the production process. The columns and crane brackets are reinforced to carry an overhead crane rated from 5 to 50 tons, and the crane beam is fabricated as a welded box or heavy H-section to minimize deflection under load. The wide clear span keeps the assembly floor open so large frames, engines and equipment can be moved and positioned accurately. Because the structure is prefabricated and bolted, the workshop can be erected quickly, then commissioned with the crane system integrated from the start. It is the practical choice for plants that assemble, test and service heavy equipment under one roof.
Key Features| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Main Frame | Reinforced Q355B H-section with crane bracket |
| Crane Capacity | 5 - 50 ton overhead crane |
| Crane Beam | Welded box section or H-section crane rail |
| Span Width | 15m - 45m |
| Eave Height | 6m - 20m |
| Roof System | Color steel sheet with insulation option |
| Wall System | Color steel sheet or sandwich panel |
| Surface Treatment | Shot blasting + heavy duty coating |
| Column Base | High strength anchor bolt system |
| Design Life | 50 years |
| Seismic Intensity | 8 degrees |
| Connection | Fully bolted, no on-site welding |
The workshop is built for heavy machinery assembly plants, steel equipment manufacturing halls, generator and turbine assembly bays, shipyard workshops, mining equipment maintenance shops, precast mold handling areas and large component fabrication facilities. It also suits maintenance and overhaul depots where cranes must lift engines, gearboxes and structural subassemblies during repair. Integrated crane and building design ensures lifting and assembly proceed efficiently within one controlled environment.
Packaging & Quality AssuranceAll steel members are protected with waterproof plastic film and steel strip bundling on wooden pallets in a seaworthy export format. Crane beam sections, brackets and high strength bolts are packed in labeled crates with inspection reports. Every frame is checked for weld quality, dimensions and coating before dispatch. The structure carries a 50-year design life, and lifting interfaces are documented so the crane supplier can confirm compatibility during installation.