Light Crane Systems
Shop top-tier light crane systems at LES - Lifting Equipment Store, designed to handle lifting and moving of lighter loads with ease and simplicity. Our versatile crane systems provide smooth, efficient operation in areas where space is limited. Trust us for market leading prices, expert guidance, and fast delivery.
Light crane systems are ideal solutions for lighter load lifting applications of up to 2000kg (2 tonne). Typically supplied in modular kit form, our light crane systems are easily assembled, and can be effortlessly modified or relocated to accommodate any changes in your working patterns or scenarios.
Constructed by super lightweight materials, these systems offer a wide range of benefits compared to a conventional i-beam overhead crane. These include:
- Ultra-low headroom
- Low maintenance & long lifecycles
- Easy installation
- Fit directly to your roof & other ore-existing structures
- Suitable for both indoor & outdoor use
- Easy to extended, modify & relocate
- Easy connection to other cranes & conveyors
- Cost-effective
Our range of light crane systems are packed to the rafters full of features, making them ideal for a wide range of scenarios and working environments. These features include:
- Capacities up to 2000kg (2 tonne)
- Bridge spans up to 12m
- All directional movement
- Robust, lightweight construction
- Can be fitted with a wide range of fixing brackets
- Modular design
- Can be used with either manual or electric lifting & travel apparatus
- Available in zinc-plated, powder-coated, hot-dip galvanised, and stainless steel finishes
Light Crane FAQs
In the UK, the most common types of light crane systems include single-girder, double-girder, monorail systems, and workstation cranes, all of which can be paired with electric or manual hoists. These options allow customers to choose a solution based on space, budget, and lifting requirements.
Choosing the right light crane system involves evaluating factors such as the load weight, frequency of use, working environment, and available space. It’s important to consult with a specialist to assess your specific needs and ensure compliance with UK health and safety standards.
Light crane systems require regular inspections, lubrication, and safety checks to ensure reliable operation. In the UK, LOLER requires periodic examinations by a competent person, usually every 6 or 12 months, depending on usage intensity. Routine maintenance helps extend system life and prevent costly downtime.
Yes, light crane systems are highly modular and can be custom-designed to fit almost any workspace, whether it’s a small workshop or a large manufacturing floor. They can be wall-mounted, ceiling-hung, or freestanding depending on structural requirements, making them extremely adaptable.