Bohl Crane, Inc.
New Industrial Cranes
At Bohl Companies, we have a long and proud history of exceeding our customers' high expectations. Our Bohl Crane division is your one-stop headquarters for a wide selection of new industrial cranes and other premium lifting devices that will boost your business's productivity and safety. Our in-house turnkey capabilities include expert design, fabrication, installation and service.
About Our Industrial Crane and Lifting Solutions
We offer an assortment of innovative products that we can tailor to your company's unique needs.
Overhead Bridge Cranes
We can provide a double- or single-girder bridge crane with spans of 100 feet or more and capacities of at least 150 tons. Key features include precisely engineered systems with special fabrications and an advanced runway design for smooth and stable movement.
Gantry and Freestanding Bridge Cranes
These cranes make it easy to transport and place loads from 150 to 4,000 pounds without an underlying support mechanism. The modular design provides additional flexibility by enabling operators to adjust the machine to the specific project requirements.
Molten Metal Handling Systems
Our advanced systems seamlessly combine overhead cranes, transfer cars and monorails into a reliable and safe solution for transporting molten metals. We have extensive experience working with manual, cab-operated and increasingly popular and cost-cutting solutions.
Below the Hook Lifting Devices
These specialized tools and mechanical devices can accommodate small and large loads more productively, safely and conveniently than standard hooks or slings. They also provide the flexibility to fit various devices, such as chains, pneumatic cylinders, hoist hooks and lift arms.
Jib Cranes
A new jib crane is a robust lifting machine that can handle loads weighing as much as 10,000 pounds and offers the advantage of full rotation. Our vast design and manufacturing capabilities encompass freestanding, wall bracket, wall cantilever, mast type, enclosed track, articulating and I-beam models.
