For hazardous-area projects that need two lifting points, independent trolley use or coordinated tandem handling of long and complex loads.

Henan Mine Crane qbe double-trolley explosion-proof crane showing the crane structure and lifting arrangement.
The QBE double-trolley explosion-proof overhead crane combines hazardous-area protection with two trolley systems on one bridge. It is intended for explosive gas or dust environments and can use hooks or specialized lifting attachments.
For procurement, the buyer must define both the hazardous-area specification and the two-trolley lifting logic. The source confirms independent or combined trolley operation and identifies encoder and CI-card inverter technology in the double-trolley control system.
| Product Model | QBE |
| Type-Test Product Name | Explosion-Proof Bridge Crane |
| Lifting Mechanism | Two explosion-protected trolley lifting systems |
| Lifting Capacity | Configured according to project requirements |
| Span | Configured according to runway center distance |
| Lifting Height | Configured according to workshop / process requirements |
| Working Duty | Selected from load spectrum and operating frequency |
| Explosion Protection | Configured according to the approved hazardous-area specification |
| Control Method | Configured according to project requirements |
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Explosion-proof bridge crane designed for operating environments containing explosive gas or dust.
Source lists chemical, petroleum, natural gas, pharmaceutical and dust workshops as typical applications.
Supports cabin operation, pendant / handle control, wireless remote control and PLC linked control.
For a new purchase, any capacity, span, speed, duty, clean-class or explosion-protection value that is not published on the source page should be confirmed from the actual project rather than copied from a similar crane model.
The crane supports two lifting points while maintaining an explosion-protected crane platform.
Each trolley can work separately or the two can operate together.
Source-confirmed encoder and CI-card inverter technology supports double-trolley control.
Cabin, pendant/handle, wireless remote and PLC linked control are all source-listed.
Protection measures address both mechanical key components and the electrical system.
Additional source product view of the QBE Double-Trolley Explosion-Proof Crane and its explosion-protected lifting arrangement. |
Additional source product view of the QBE Double-Trolley Explosion-Proof Crane and its explosion-protected lifting arrangement. |
Source gallery image associated with the QBE Double-Trolley Explosion-Proof Crane product page, showing an industrial installation or application reference. |
Source gallery image associated with the QBE Double-Trolley Explosion-Proof Crane product page, showing an industrial installation or application reference. |
Source gallery image associated with the QBE Double-Trolley Explosion-Proof Crane product page, showing an industrial installation or application reference. |
Source gallery image associated with the QBE Double-Trolley Explosion-Proof Crane product page, showing an industrial installation or application reference. |
| Bridge Structure | Explosion-proof overhead bridge carrying two trolleys. |
| Two Explosion-Protected Trolleys | Two lifting systems for independent or coordinated work. |
| Encoder / CI-Card Inverter Control | Source-confirmed control technology for double-trolley operation. |
| Multi-Mode Operator Controls | Cabin, pendant/handle, wireless remote or PLC linked control. |
| Explosion-Protected Mechanical / Electrical Systems | Configured to the approved project classification. |
| Model | QBE |
| Product Type | QBE Double-Trolley Explosion-Proof Overhead Crane |
| Type-Test Product Name | Explosion-Proof Bridge Crane |
| Lifting Mechanism | Two explosion-protected trolley lifting systems |
| Capacity | Project-specific |
| Span | Project-specific |
| Lifting Height | Project-specific |
| Hoisting / Travel Speed | Project-specific unless explicitly stated by the source |
| Working Duty | Project-specific |
| Control Method | Project-specific; source-confirmed options are listed where applicable |
| Explosion-Protection Grade | Project-specific; must match the buyer's approved hazardous-area classification |
| Power Supply | According to site electrical conditions |
| Installation / Building Interface | According to workshop, runway and crane configuration |
Source-confirmed product facts:
Buyer-defined items for quotation:
| Long Loads in Hazardous Areas | Two-point lifting of long equipment or fabricated components. |
| Chemical / Petroleum Plants | Tandem or independent lifting in classified production areas. |
| Natural Gas Facilities | Hazardous-area equipment handling with two trolley positions. |
| Pharmaceutical / Dust Workshops | Two-point lifting where classified conditions require explosion protection. |
Provide the approved classification, hazardous medium, group, temperature data and governing standard.
Provide the total suspended load and the maximum load carried by each trolley.
Long-load handling requires the component dimensions, center of gravity and pick-point locations.
Explain which jobs use one trolley and which require both trolleys.
State allowable hook-height difference / load tilt and whether cabin, pendant, wireless or PLC-linked control is required.
| Total Suspended Load | Include the load, rigging, lifting beam and both trolley attachments. |
| Maximum Load Per Trolley | Each trolley may see a different load because of center-of-gravity position. |
| Lifting-Point Spacing | Defines the trolley working range during tandem handling. |
| Allowable Height Difference / Load Tilt | Needed to define the synchronization requirement. |
| Independent vs Coordinated Tasks | State which production jobs use one trolley and which require both. |
| Control Mode | Select cabin, pendant/handle, wireless remote or PLC linked control according to process needs. |
Before manufacture and installation, confirm runway span, rail or runway-beam condition, elevation, straightness, available headroom, electrical supply and erection access. The hazardous-area boundary and equipment classification should also be confirmed before final electrical selection.
Maintenance should follow the final supplied crane manual and the plant's hazardous-area procedures. Routine inspection should cover hoisting mechanisms, brakes, ropes, hooks or attachments, wheels, drives, fasteners, limits, seals and explosion-protected electrical components. Clean explosion-proof cranes also require cleaning and inspection procedures that preserve contamination-control performance.
| 1 | Approved hazardous-area classification |
| 2 | Hazardous medium / group / temperature requirement |
| 3 | Total maximum suspended load |
| 4 | Maximum load per trolley |
| 5 | Load dimensions / center of gravity |
| 6 | Lifting-point spacing |
| 7 | Required synchronization / allowable tilt |
| 8 | Span |
| 9 | Lifting height |
| 10 | Runway length |
| 11 | Preferred control mode / PLC interface |
| 12 | Workshop drawing / power supply / destination |
Yes. The source explicitly states that the two trolleys can be used independently or together.
Cabin operation, pendant/handle control, wireless remote control and PLC linked control are all listed.
Provide load geometry, lifting-point spacing, center of gravity and the allowable difference between the two lifting points.
The source does not publish one universal grade. The final specification must be matched to the buyer's approved hazardous-area classification.
Send your hazardous-area classification together with lifting capacity, span, lifting height, runway length, workshop drawing, operating cycle and control requirements. Henan Mine Crane engineers will review both the lifting duty and the explosion-protection requirements before preparing a project-specific configuration and quotation.