PROCESS CRANES | TECHNOLOGY REPORT


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Process cranes combine automated technology with overhead cranes to handle heavy duty loads and streamline working procedures. The two largest end-user sectors are metal and mining followed by manufacturing, automotive, and the utility sectors. Jenny Eagle investigates.


in the industrial sector. The advantages of overhead cranes and advancements in crane technology are encouraging industries to employ these cranes. Process cranes also guarantee 100% safe operations when handling large goods, says Market Research Future (MRFR), ‘Overhead Cranes Market Information by Product, End-User


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he main reason driving the growth of the global overhead cranes market is the rising automation of different tasks


and Region - Forecast 2028’, stating the market is estimated to grow at a 4.6% CAGR to reach $7.12bn by 2028. Another significant element driving demand for overhead cranes is the swift expansion of several end-user industries, including the automotive, mining, iron and steel, and warehousing sectors, among others. The global market for overhead cranes is expanding as a result of the rising governmental and private expenditures made in these sectors’ modernization.


The report states the technology


of cranes has advanced quickly. The production costs of items have benefitted from increased overhead crane automation. Because they are significantly more effective and affordable than lifting cranes, these cranes are still a common choice. The market for overhead cranes is expanding as a result of the increase in public expenditure in the construction of infrastructure. To improve the output produced by


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