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Taking control of crane magnets

05Nov

posted by: Andy Swann, CP Automation

While cranes are built for durability and are often in use for decades, operators should consider how they can introduce newer technologies alongside the crane, to improve productivity and safety while reducing costs. Here, Andy Swann, Business Development Manager for cranes and power transmission at cranes specialist CP Automation, explores.

Power and motion control are essential when operating cranes, because they directly impact the safety, efficiency and productivity of operations. Control is particularly important for magnetised cranes, which are used to lift metal, often heavy, materials.