Motorized crane end-carriage Underhung Formed Channel

Underhung Formed Channel end trucks are used in underhung systems to support and guide loads that travel beneath the rail. They house the wheels and bearings that roll inside the formed channel, providing smooth, stable movement for doors, material handling equipment, or overhead transport systems where floor space needs to stay clear. Yale formed-channel end trucks are designed with safety, reliability, and performance in mind and are an economical and easy-to-install option for any crane system or application. Features and Benefits Designed for Strength & Durability End trucks feature a rigid steel welcment, reinforced at the wheel axles and girder connection. The truck weldment uses formed-channel sides and structural steel plates complete with welded girder pads and end plates, forming a rigid u-shaped structure. In addition, the wheels are solid forged steel , heat treated with a hardness of 220-250 BHN, rotating two sealed, lifetime-lubricated ball bearings ensuring smooth, reliable operation. Gear Reducers A right-angle, shaft-mounted worm drive gear reducer can be mounted at either end of the bridge. The gear reducers can be mounted on either top-running or under-hung end trucks. Traverse reducer provides stopping motion of the bridge within a distance in feet equal to 10 percent of full load speed in feet per minute (traveling at maximum speed with maximum rated load). Motor Drive motor is a 1/2 or a 3/4 horsepower squirrel cage motor that is NEMA design 30-minute rated TENV with Class “F” insulation. The motor is provided with thermal overload protection as standard, with C-face mounted to the gear reducer. Control Panel