Hazardous industrial areas where the buyer needs a compact single-girder crane and the required explosion-protection specification can be met by an LB configuration.

Henan Mine Crane lb explosion-proof single girder crane product image showing the crane structure and lifting arrangement.
Explosion-proof crane procurement starts with the hazardous-area classification, not with crane tonnage. The LB is relevant when the plant needs a compact single-girder crane with an explosion-proof electric hoist and the project falls within the gas, dust or coal-safety protection scope supported by the selected configuration.
Do not order an explosion-proof crane by the words 'explosion proof' alone. The buyer should provide the hazardous medium, area classification, gas or dust group where applicable, temperature class, ambient conditions and governing standard so the correct electrical and mechanical protection can be selected.
| Product Model | LB |
| Type-Test Product Name | Explosion-Proof Beam Crane |
| Lifting Mechanism | Explosion-proof electric hoist |
| Lifting Capacity | Configured according to project requirements |
| Span | Configured according to runway center distance |
| Lifting Height | Configured according to workshop requirements |
| Working Duty | Source-defined where stated; otherwise project-specific |
| Control Method | Configured according to project requirements |
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The LB explosion-proof beam crane uses an explosion-proof electric hoist as the lifting mechanism.
It is designed to load, unload and move materials and equipment in explosive environments.
The load handling device can be a hook or another specialized lifting attachment.
For a new procurement project, the final configuration should be selected from the actual suspended load, span, lifting height, runway condition, operating cycle, working environment and applicable project requirements. Parameters not published on the source page are therefore treated as project-specific rather than guessed.
The product is specifically designed for lifting in explosive environments.
The hoisting mechanism is an explosion-proof electric hoist rather than a general-purpose hoist.
The source states gas, dust and coal-safety explosion-proof requirements can be addressed.
Lower crane self-weight can reduce the demand on runway beams and building structure.
The source positions the simplified structure as a lower-manufacturing-cost option.
Henan Mine Crane lb explosion-proof single girder crane product image showing the crane structure and lifting arrangement. |
Henan Mine Crane lb explosion-proof single girder crane product image showing the crane structure and lifting arrangement. |
Source gallery image associated with the LB Explosion-Proof Single Girder Crane product page, showing the crane or an industrial application reference. |
Source gallery image associated with the LB Explosion-Proof Single Girder Crane product page, showing the crane or an industrial application reference. |
Source gallery image associated with the LB Explosion-Proof Single Girder Crane product page, showing the crane or an industrial application reference. |
Source gallery image associated with the LB Explosion-Proof Single Girder Crane product page, showing the crane or an industrial application reference. |
| Single-Girder Bridge | Compact bridge structure selected for the required span and runway. |
| Explosion-Proof Electric Hoist | Primary lifting mechanism selected to match the hazardous-area specification. |
| Hook / Specialized Attachment | The source allows a hook or other specialized lifting device according to the material. |
| Long-Travel Drives | Configured with explosion-protection requirements appropriate to the project. |
| Electrical / Protection System | Must be selected from the actual hazardous classification and applicable standard. |
| Model | LB |
| Product Type | LB Explosion-Proof Electric Single Girder Overhead Crane |
| Lifting Mechanism | Explosion-proof electric hoist |
| Capacity | Project-specific |
| Span | Project-specific |
| Lifting Height | Project-specific |
| Explosion Protection | Select from approved hazardous-area requirements |
| Hoisting Speed | Project-specific |
| Travel Speed | Project-specific |
| Control Method | Project-specific |
| Power Supply | According to site electrical conditions |
| Working Environment | Confirm from actual project conditions |
Source-confirmed product facts:
Buyer-defined items for quotation:
| Gas Hazard Areas | Industrial handling where flammable gas creates an explosion risk. |
| Combustible Dust Areas | Material handling in workshops where dust explosion protection is required. |
| Coal-Related Facilities | Applications requiring a coal-safety explosion-protected crane configuration. |
| Hazardous Manufacturing Workshops | General material or equipment handling under classified conditions. |
Provide the approved hazardous-area classification and applicable standard before discussing equipment details.
State whether the risk is gas, vapor, combustible dust, coal-related or another classified environment.
Provide gas or dust group and temperature class when required by the project standard.
After protection requirements are clear, size the crane from the normal lifting parameters.
If a specialized attachment is used instead of a hook, include its weight, power requirements and explosion-protection needs.
Before installation, confirm runway span, rail or runway-beam condition, elevation, straightness, power supply, access for erection and the lifting plan for the crane structure. Retrofit projects should also provide available building and runway information for structural review.
Maintenance requirements should follow the final supplied configuration and manual. Routine work normally includes inspection of the lifting mechanism, brakes, rope or chain where applicable, wheels, drives, fasteners, limits and electrical protection, with lubrication and replacement intervals defined by the actual product configuration and duty.
| 1 | Hazardous-area classification |
| 2 | Gas / dust / coal-safety requirement |
| 3 | Gas or dust group if applicable |
| 4 | Temperature class if applicable |
| 5 | Maximum lifted load |
| 6 | Span |
| 7 | Lifting height |
| 8 | Runway length |
| 9 | Control method |
| 10 | Power supply and local standard |
| 11 | Workshop drawing |
| 12 | Destination and installation scope |
The source page does not publish one fixed explosion-proof grade. The correct grade must be selected from the buyer's hazardous-area classification and governing standard.
Yes. The source states that dust explosion-proof requirements can be met by appropriate configuration.
Yes. The source also states gas explosion-proof requirements can be addressed.
Yes. The source states the load handling device can be a hook or another specialized lifting device.
Explosion protection depends on the actual medium, zone or division, temperature class and governing standard; tonnage alone is not enough.
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Send your lifting capacity, span, lifting height, workshop drawing, load information, working environment and operating requirements. Henan Mine Crane engineers will review whether this product type is appropriate and prepare a project-specific configuration and quotation.