Engineering & Project Support
Crane selection begins with the application. TitanLift Systems structures each enquiry around the load, working area, operating cycle, environment, controls and destination requirements so that the proposed configuration can be reviewed clearly before an order.
Requirement Definition
- Rated load, attachment weight and load geometry
- Span, lifting height, hook approaches and clearances
- Operating frequency, load spectrum and required duty
- Indoor or outdoor environment, temperature, dust, corrosion and wind
- Power supply, control method and plant interfaces
- Applicable destination-market standards and documentation needs
Configuration Development
Suitable bridge, gantry, trolley, hoist, control and safety options are compared against the confirmed project data. Reference ranges shown on this website are used only for early discussion; final values appear in the written technical proposal.
Documentation for Quotation
- Technical data and scope of supply
- General arrangement or reference layout where available
- Key assumptions, exclusions and customer responsibilities
- Optional configurations and commercial alternatives
- Inspection, packing, delivery and documentation scope as agreed
Safety and Compliance Planning
Safety systems, operating environment and compliance scope are defined for each project. Hazardous-area, molten-metal, high-temperature, outdoor and automated applications require additional information and formal engineering review. No certification is implied unless it is specifically included and confirmed in the proposal.
Delivery and Service Responsibilities
Manufacturing source, inspection participation, delivery terms, installation, commissioning, training, spare parts and after-sales responsibilities vary by project and destination. These items are confirmed individually in the quotation and contract rather than assumed from general website statements.
Information to Send
For an efficient review, submit the crane type, required capacity, span, lifting height, material handled, working environment, duty or daily operating hours, power supply, quantity, destination and expected delivery schedule. Site drawings and photographs may be attached to the RFQ.