For electrically hazardous process areas that also need two lifting points for long, heavy or complex loads and require independent or coordinated trolley operation.

Henan Mine Crane qye double-trolley insulated crane showing the bridge crane and insulated lifting arrangement.
The QYE double-trolley insulated overhead crane combines electrical-isolation measures with two trolley systems on one bridge. The source states that it is designed for strong-current, high-temperature and corrosive environments and uses insulation pads, insulating sleeves and insulating plates at key crane interfaces.
The two trolleys can operate independently or together. For procurement, the buyer must define both the electrical-insulation requirement and the two-trolley lifting logic, including load geometry, lifting-point spacing, center of gravity and the allowable difference between the two lifting points.
| Product Model | QYE |
| Type-Test Product Name | Insulated Overhead Crane |
| Lifting Mechanism | Two insulated trolley lifting systems |
| Lifting Capacity | Configured according to project requirements |
| Trolley Operation | Independent or combined operation (source-confirmed) |
| Span | Configured according to runway center distance |
| Lifting Height | Configured according to workshop / process requirements |
| Working Duty | Selected from load spectrum and operating frequency |
| Electrical Insulation | Configured according to project electrical and acceptance requirements |
| Control Method | Configured according to project requirements |
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The source positions the crane for strong-current, high-temperature and corrosive environments.
Double-trolley control uses encoders and CI-card inverter technology.
The two trolleys can be used independently or in combined operation.
For a new purchase, any capacity, span, speed, duty, insulation voltage or insulation-resistance value that is not published on the source page should be confirmed from the actual project instead of copied from a similar crane.
Two lifting points support long, awkward or multi-point loads in electrically sensitive process areas.
The source explicitly confirms that each trolley can work separately or the two can operate together.
Encoder and CI-card inverter technology are source-confirmed elements of the double-trolley control system.
Insulation pads, sleeves and plates are used at critical crane interfaces.
Smooth speed control helps reduce swing and shock during tandem handling close to sensitive process equipment.
Additional source product image showing the QYE Double-Trolley Insulated Crane structure and lifting system. |
Additional source product image showing the QYE Double-Trolley Insulated Crane structure and lifting system. |
Source gallery image associated with the QYE Double-Trolley Insulated Crane product page, showing an insulated crane installation or industrial reference. |
| Bridge Structure | Overhead bridge carrying two trolley systems. |
| Two Insulated Trolleys | Two lifting points configured for independent or coordinated operation. |
| Encoder / CI-Card Inverter Control | Source-confirmed double-trolley control technology. |
| Insulation Pads | Electrical separation between lifting mechanisms at defined interfaces. |
| Insulating Sleeves & Plates | Electrical isolation at structural / mechanical connection points. |
| Precision Drive & Speed Control | Smooth positioning for individual and coordinated trolley movement. |
| Model | QYE |
| Product Type | QYE Double-Trolley Insulated Overhead Crane |
| Type-Test Product Name | Insulated Overhead Crane |
| Lifting Mechanism | Two insulated trolley lifting systems |
| Capacity | Project-specific |
| Span | Project-specific |
| Lifting Height | Project-specific |
| Hoisting / Travel Speed | Project-specific |
| Working Duty | Project-specific |
| Double-Trolley Control | Encoder + CI-card inverter technology (source-confirmed) |
| Trolley Operating Mode | Independent or combined operation (source-confirmed) |
| Insulation Points | Project-specific; source confirms pads, sleeves and plates at key interfaces |
| Insulation Test / Acceptance | Project-specific; buyer to provide standard and acceptance criteria |
| Control Method | Project-specific |
| Power Supply | According to site electrical conditions |
| Temperature / Corrosion Conditions | According to actual process environment |
Source-confirmed product facts:
Buyer-defined items for quotation:
| Long Loads Near Energized Equipment | Two-point lifting where electrical isolation is also required. |
| Electrically Sensitive Process Workshops | Complex lifting in strong-current industrial areas. |
| High-Temperature / Corrosive Process Areas | Double-trolley handling under the environmental conditions identified by the source. |
| Tandem Equipment Handling | Independent or coordinated lifting of long or large process components. |
Provide system voltage, energized equipment locations, required insulation points and the applicable insulation test / acceptance criteria.
Provide the total suspended load and the maximum load each trolley may carry.
Long or uneven loads can create different loads on the two trolleys.
This determines trolley working range and tandem-lifting geometry.
State the allowable hook-height difference, load tilt or positioning tolerance during combined operation.
Provide process environment and normal crane sizing data.
| Total Suspended Load | Include the load, rigging, lifting beam and both lifting interfaces. |
| Maximum Load Per Trolley | The two trolleys can see different loads because of center-of-gravity position. |
| Lifting-Point Spacing | Defines trolley travel range and tandem-lift geometry. |
| Allowable Hook-Height Difference | This should be stated by the buyer because the source does not publish one universal synchronization tolerance. |
| Independent / Combined Tasks | Define which process lifts use one trolley and which use both. |
| Control / Acceptance Logic | Define how combined trolley operation will be tested and accepted. |
Before manufacture and installation, confirm runway span, rail / runway-beam condition, elevation, straightness, available headroom, electrical supply and erection access. The location of energized process equipment and all required insulation interfaces should also be fixed before final design.
Maintenance should follow the final supplied crane manual and plant electrical-safety procedures. In addition to normal inspection of hoisting mechanisms, brakes, ropes, wheels, drives and limits, the buyer should define periodic checks of insulation pads, insulating sleeves, insulating plates and any required insulation-performance tests.
| 1 | System voltage / electrical environment |
| 2 | Required insulation points |
| 3 | Insulation test / acceptance standard and criteria |
| 4 | Total maximum suspended load |
| 5 | Maximum load per trolley |
| 6 | Load dimensions / center of gravity |
| 7 | Lifting-point spacing |
| 8 | Required synchronization / allowable tilt |
| 9 | Span |
| 10 | Lifting height |
| 11 | Runway length |
| 12 | Temperature / corrosion conditions / workshop drawing / control method / destination |
Yes. The source explicitly states that the QYE trolleys can be used independently or in combined operation.
The source states that encoder and CI-card inverter technology is used in the double-trolley control system.
Insulation pads are installed between lifting mechanisms, while insulating sleeves and insulating plates are used at connection points.
The source page does not publish a universal synchronization tolerance. Buyers should state the allowable hook-height difference or load tilt in the project specification.
Provide the process voltage, energized-equipment locations, required isolation points and the insulation test / acceptance criteria.
Send your electrical environment and insulation requirements together with lifting capacity, span, lifting height, runway length, workshop drawing, operating cycle and control requirements. Henan Mine Crane engineers will review the lifting duty, insulation interfaces and process environment before preparing a project-specific configuration and quotation.