Good crane design goes beyond meeting the customer’s lifting requirement. ONVALLA designs cranes with a focus on quality and production to international standards so that customers can use them safely, and also engineers special equipment and tools that work together with the crane.
What Is “Safe Design” in a Crane Project?
Safe design means considering safety and quality from the start of the design, not only at the end. ONVALLA’s approach combines:
- Designing the crane to match the customer’s needs
- Quality and production standards that meet international practice
- Continuous development of modern, quality technology so customers get the highest efficiency from their equipment
What Is “Special Design”?
Besides cranes in many configurations, ONVALLA designs equipment and tools used together with the crane. Each design goes through an engineering process analysis so that the crane covers the customer’s whole handling process, not just the lift itself.
Material-Handling Consulting
ONVALLA’s engineering team also advises customers on material-handling systems, so they understand how to use the tools and equipment correctly. Correct use builds confidence in the product and service and keeps work within the quality standards set by the company.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can ONVALLA design attachments for an existing crane?
ONVALLA designs equipment and tools to be used with its cranes, based on an engineering analysis of the customer’s process. Contact the team to discuss your requirement.
Why does process analysis matter for special equipment?
Analysing the process first ensures the equipment covers every step of the customer’s crane operation and is used correctly.
Related reading: why crane design should start with understanding the site. To discuss a special design, contact ONVALLA.
