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Demag 32 TON X 25 ME Gantry Crane
()- Listing No
- 1031020
- Year
- Manufacturer
- Demag
- Model
- 32 TON X 25 ME
- Condition
- Used
- Location
- Belgium
- Price
- POA
- Description
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Demag DH-hoist with digital scales height of main beam: 1500 mm height of hoist on top of beam: 1210 mm Kind of: overhead travelling crane Span: 25 meter Drop: 12,2 meter Tackle speed: 6,3 / 12,6 m/min Rotationspeed: 10 / 34 m/min Displacementspeed: 10 / 100 m/min Numbre of riggers : double girder
About this machine
This used gantry crane — sometimes referred to as a portal crane — is a heavy-duty overhead lifting machine designed to move and position large, heavy loads across an open span, making it a common fixture in industrial workshops, shipyards, rail yards, and outdoor logistics facilities. Demag is a long-established German manufacturer with a strong international reputation for engineering overhead handling equipment, including hoists, cranes, and drives, serving heavy industry, steel, automotive, and manufacturing sectors worldwide.
The crane is equipped with a Demag DH-series hoist unit fitted with integrated digital scales, allowing precise load measurement during lifting operations. It is configured as a double-girder structure, providing the rigidity and headroom necessary for demanding lifting cycles. The main beam stands 1,500 mm in height, with the hoist adding a further 1,210 mm above it, giving a clear indication of the overall structural envelope above the load path.
The working span of the crane is 25 metres, allowing it to cover a substantial working area across its full width. The hook drop reaches 12.2 metres, defining the maximum vertical distance the load can travel from the highest hook position to the lowest point of the lift.
Three independent motion axes are available, each with a dual-speed drive. The hoist tackle operates at 6.3 or 12.6 metres per minute, enabling controlled positioning at low speed and productive cycling at high speed. Rotation — the traversing motion of the crab along the main beam — runs at 10 or 34 metres per minute. The long-travel displacement of the whole crane along its runway is the fastest axis, with speeds of 10 or 100 metres per minute, allowing rapid repositioning over large distances.
This machine is offered in used condition and is currently located in Belgium.
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