For mixed-material facilities that need one double-girder crane to handle bulk material by grab and magnetic steel with an auxiliary hook-mounted electromagnet.

Henan Mine Crane qp grab & electromagnetic crane showing the primary crane structure and lifting arrangement.
The QP dual-purpose crane is a double-main-girder, single-trolley bridge crane with main and auxiliary hoisting. The main hoist uses two winch mechanisms to control the grab support and closing ropes. The auxiliary hoist uses a hook carrying an electromagnetic lifter.
Buyers should separate the two load cases in the RFQ: bulk-material grab duty and electromagnetic steel duty have different throughput, load and attachment requirements. The crane should be sized for the governing load and duty while maintaining safe mode changeover.
| Product Model | QP |
| Type-Test Product Name | General Overhead Crane |
| Lifting Capacity | Configured according to project requirements |
| Span | Configured according to runway center distance |
| Lifting Height | Configured according to workshop / process requirements |
| Working Duty | Configured from source data and actual load spectrum |
| Lifting Attachment | Configured according to the product and load |
| Control Method | Configured according to project requirements |
| Source-Stated Connector Protection | IP55 |
| Source-Stated Wheel-Life Improvement | About 20% vs traditional forged-wheel process (source claim) |
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Double main girder, single trolley, main and auxiliary hoisting.
Main hoist uses two identical winch mechanisms for grab support and closing ropes.
Auxiliary hoist uses one motor, reducer and double brakes; hook carries electromagnetic lifter.
Where the source page does not publish a numerical capacity, span, speed, duty, positioning accuracy or other guaranteed performance value, the final value should be selected and agreed from the actual project rather than copied from a similar crane.
One crane serves two very different material streams.
Support and closing ropes are separately controlled by dual winch mechanisms.
Magnetic lifting remains available without replacing the main grab system.
IP55 aviation-plug connection supports reliable attachment electrical changes.
Source allows both operator arrangements.
Source image associated with the QP Grab & Electromagnetic Crane, showing the crane, magnetic attachment or steel-handling application. |
Source image associated with the QP Grab & Electromagnetic Crane, showing the crane, magnetic attachment or steel-handling application. |
Source image associated with the QP Grab & Electromagnetic Crane, showing the crane, magnetic attachment or steel-handling application. |
Source image associated with the QP Grab & Electromagnetic Crane, showing the crane, magnetic attachment or steel-handling application. |
Source image associated with the QP Grab & Electromagnetic Crane, showing the crane, magnetic attachment or steel-handling application. |
Source image associated with the QP Grab & Electromagnetic Crane, showing the crane, magnetic attachment or steel-handling application. |
| Bridge Structure | Engineered from capacity, span, duty, runway and product-specific process loads. |
| Hoisting / Trolley System | Configured for the product's lifting mechanism and operating cycle. |
| Lifting Attachment | Selected from the actual load geometry, material and process. |
| Travel System | Bridge and trolley travel selected for required speed, duty and positioning. |
| Electrical & Control System | Configured for operator control, safety functions and any source-supported automation / monitoring. |
| Model | QP |
| Product Type | QP Grab & Electromagnetic Dual-Purpose Overhead Crane |
| Type-Test Product Name | General Overhead Crane |
| Capacity | Project-specific unless source-stated above |
| Span | Project-specific unless source-stated above |
| Lifting Height | Project-specific |
| Hoisting Speed | Project-specific |
| Trolley / Crane Travel Speed | Project-specific |
| Working Duty | Project-specific unless source-stated above |
| Control Method | Project-specific |
| Power Supply | According to site electrical conditions |
| Operating Environment | According to actual process conditions |
Source-confirmed product facts:
Buyer-defined items:
| Bulk Raw Materials | Grab handling of loose material. |
| Steel Scrap / Magnetic Material | Electromagnetic auxiliary handling. |
| Mixed-Material Plants | One crane serving bulk and steel tasks. |
| Warehouses / Process Yards | Flexible mode selection. |
Bulk density and cycles determine grab duty.
Material type and magnet arrangement determine auxiliary load.
Clarify whether main and auxiliary systems ever operate together.
Confirm power and quick-connect requirements.
Specify cab, remote and safe mode-selection logic.
| Grab Duty | Define bulk material, throughput and grab load. |
| Electromagnetic Duty | Define magnetic material, magnet arrangement and backup-power needs if required. |
| Main / Auxiliary Hoists | State whether simultaneous use is permitted or required. |
| Mode Changeover | Define electrical / procedural interlocks during attachment changes. |
Before manufacture and installation, confirm runway span, rail / runway-beam condition, elevation, straightness, available headroom, power supply and erection access. Special attachments, multi-trolley systems, cantilevers, suspended runways and automated layouts should be coordinated with the workshop or yard drawing before production.
Maintenance should follow the supplied crane manual and actual duty. Inspection normally covers the hoisting mechanism, brakes, ropes, hooks / attachments, wheels, drives, fasteners, limits and electrical systems, with additional checks for magnets, grabs, clamps, sensors, encoders or automation hardware where fitted.
| 1 | Bulk material / density |
| 2 | Grab self-weight / volume |
| 3 | Magnetic material / maximum load |
| 4 | Magnet self-weight |
| 5 | Main / auxiliary load requirements |
| 6 | Span / lift / runway length |
| 7 | Duty for each mode |
| 8 | Cab / remote requirement |
| 9 | Attachment electrical interface |
| 10 | Power supply |
| 11 | Workshop layout |
| 12 | Destination |
Use the total suspended load, including the load itself plus any beam, grab, magnet, clamp, spreader or rigging that remains below the hook.
Yes, these values are project-specific unless a source range is explicitly listed on this page. Provide the workshop / yard data for engineering selection.
Provide load drawings or dimensions, maximum suspended load, span, lifting height, runway length, operating cycle, environment and the specific process function that makes this product necessary.
Where the source supports PLC, VFD, positioning, WMS/MES/DCS or remote functions, the final scope should be defined from the buyer's interface and acceptance requirements.
They describe the source product configuration. Any value that matters contractually for a new project should be written into the technical agreement and acceptance plan.
Send your lifting load, span, lifting height, runway length, workshop or yard drawing, operating cycle, load geometry and special attachment / control requirements. Henan Mine Crane engineers will review the process and prepare a project-specific crane configuration and quotation.