Single Girder Overhead Crane sold to the Indonesia Price

Lifting capacity	Span(m)	Lifting Height(m)	Power Supply(V)	Price(USD)
1 ton Overhead Crane	7.5~31.5	6~30	220-480/3/50	$2200~40000
2 ton Overhead Crane	7.5~31.5	6~30	220-480/3/50	$2500~40800
3 ton Overhead Crane	7.5~31.5	6~30	220-480/3/50	$2600~41000
5 ton Overhead Crane	7.5~31.5	6~30	220-480/3/50	$3000~41500
10 ton Overhead Crane	7.5~31.5	6~30	220-480/3/50	$4000~45000
16 ton Overhead Crane	7.5~31.5	6~30	220-480/3/50	$5000~48000
20 ton Overhead Crane	7.5~31.5	6~30	220-480/3/50	$6000~50000
25 ton Overhead Crane	7.5~31.5	6~30	220-480/3/50	$8000~56000

The price of the above bridge cranes will change with the market, without further notice, for reference only. If you need an accurate price in the near future, please contact us.

Double Girder Overhead Crane sold to the Indonesia Price

Lifting capacity	Span(m)	Lifting Height(m)	Power Supply(V)	Price(USD)
1 ton Overhead Crane	7.5~31.5	6~30	220-480/3/50	$4000-60000
2 ton Overhead Crane	7.5~31.5	6~30	220-480/3/50	$4500-62000
3 ton Overhead Crane	7.5~31.5	6~30	220-480/3/50	$5000-66000
5 ton Overhead Crane	7.5~31.5	6~30	220-480/3/50	$5800-72000
10 ton Overhead Crane	7.5~31.5	6~30	220-480/3/50	$6500-79000
16 ton Overhead Crane	7.5~31.5	6~30	220-480/3/50	$7800-86000
20 ton Overhead Crane	7.5~31.5	6~30	220-480/3/50	$8600-95000
25 ton Overhead Crane	7.5~31.5	6~30	220-480/3/50	$9800-110000

The price of the above bridge cranes will change with the market, without further notice, for reference only. If you need an accurate price in the near future, please contact us.

The overhead crane are designed to meet the industrial lifting requirements. As an overhead crane supplier and manufacturer, Dongqi Crane can supplier various types of overhead cranes for various industries in Indonesia. Besides overhead crane, Dongqi is also able to provide gantry crane, jib crane, and electric hoist, electric winch, etc, for Indonesia market for material handling.

Overhead cranes can vary so much in terms of specifications and configurations. No two crane builds are exactly alike! A crane that worked in a similar building structure, or similar lifting application, may not be the best crane for your facility or your application. So, selecting the right type of crane for your business is critical to maximizing efficiency, streamlining workflow, and getting the best bang for your buck.

Factors That Affect the Cost of an Overhead Crane

The cost of an overhead crane can vary greatly depending on several factors. Here are some of the key factors that can affect the cost:

• Load Capacity: The load capacity of an bridge crane refers to the maximum weight it can lift. The higher the load capacity, the more expensive the crane will be.
• Span Length: The span length refers to the distance between the crane’s runway beams. The longer the span, the more expensive the crane will be.
• Lift Height: The height under hook refers to the distance between the crane’s hook and the floor when the hook is at its lowest position. The greater the height under hook, the more expensive the crane will be.
• Duty Class: The duty class is a measure of how frequently the crane will be used. A crane that is used more frequently will need to be designed to withstand more wear and tear, making it more expensive.
• Crane Type: There are several types of overhead cranes, including single girder, double girder, and underslung. The type of crane you choose will also affect the cost.
• Location: The cost of an overhead crane will also depend on where it will be installed. Factors such as local regulations, labor costs, and shipping costs can all affect the final cost.
• Additional Features: EOT cranes can come with a range of additional features, such as wireless controls, variable speed drives, and collision avoidance systems. These features can add to the cost of the crane.

Rough Estimate of Overhead Crane Cost

The cost of an overhead crane can vary significantly depending on the factors listed above. However, to give you an idea of what you can expect to pay, here are some average prices:

• A 5-ton overhead crane with a span of 40 feet and a lift height of 20 feet will cost approximately $25,000 to $30,000.
• An EOT crane with a capacity of 10 tons and a span of 60 feet will cost between $50,000 and $60,000.
• A 20-ton bridge crane with a span of 80 feet and a lift height of 30 feet can cost anywhere from $100,000 to $125,000.
• For very large overhead cranes with capacities of 50 tons or more, prices can range from $500,000 to over $1 million.

It’s worth noting that these prices are only averages and that the actual cost of an overhead crane will depend on the factors listed above.