When it comes to keeping your operation moving, few machines work harder than your bridge crane. These mechanical giants lift, shift, and haul with precision—and when they’re down, your entire production line can grind to a halt. At Crane Tech, we understand that downtime isn’t just inconvenient—it’s costly. That’s why we specialize in servicing and […]
The safe operation of a crane includes that the conductor bar and collectors track properly. Further, expensive repairs may be necessary if collectors are not tracking properly on the conductor bars. If the collectors are moving laterally by more than 1” (a decent tolerance) then the conductor bars have too much load on them. This […]
A reminder to check your batteries If you own a Scissor Lift, Zoom Boom, Telehandler or Aerial Lift you should check your battery “water” levels. I hear it a fair bit – “…they are only two years old, and we need new ones?” Yes, it doesn’t take long for them to dry up. If you […]
This is the second of three blogs, Picking up from blog #1 to explain transformers and control voltage. We need lower voltages at the push buttons. These lower voltages are intended to keep the operator safe. Imagine having 575 volts in your hands and getting a shock! It’s bad enough having a 120-volt shock! We […]
One of the main reasons is because we offer our local customers a unique approach. Crane Tech has developed specific modules for safety training in Ontario. These modules are interchangeable for different industries and public works departments. Also, unique for quarries throughout the Ontario towns that we service, including Barrie, Innisfil, General Toronto Area, Peterborough […]
