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Double-Hook Overhead Cranes Pass A-Stage Inspection for a Baosteel Project

Crane trolley machinery viewed from the maintenance platform

Quality & Manufacturing

Double-Hook Overhead Cranes Pass A-Stage Inspection for a Baosteel Project

Henan Mine Crane double-hook overhead cranes completed an A-stage inspection for a Baosteel project in June 2026.

Crane trolley machinery viewed from the maintenance platform
Crane trolley machinery viewed from the maintenance platform.

Records and powered trials

The inspection team reviewed self-inspection records, material reports and non-destructive testing reports, and witnessed powered equipment trials against the project’s inspection outline.

Inspection team beside the double-hook overhead crane
Inspection team beside the double-hook overhead crane.
Inspection of trolley equipment and access walkways
Inspection of trolley equipment and access walkways.
Inspector examining a crane hoisting drum
Inspector examining a crane hoisting drum.
Inspection team reviewing trolley components
Inspection team reviewing trolley components.

Automation features and acceptance scope

The equipment combines three-dimensional positioning, sway control and intelligent lifting attachments with coordinated operation and digital material tracking. Customers considering similar automation should agree positioning tolerances, handling sequences, safety functions and test methods for their own project rather than adopting a general performance claim.

Technicians checking the hoisting machinery above the workshop
Technicians checking the hoisting machinery above the workshop.
Inspectors examining crane electrical equipment
Inspectors examining crane electrical equipment.
Technician checking control-cabinet wiring
Technician checking control-cabinet wiring.

Plan a crane inspection and acceptance schedule

Share your handling sequence, load, required tolerances and inspection points. The technical proposal can then define the equipment and acceptance scope.