Overhead Cranes Market Trends | Top Key Players, Business Scope, Future Trends and Opportunities, Revenue, Growth Insights
Market Forecast
The Global Overhead
Cranes Market Trends is expected to cross USD
3,957.0 Million by 2025 growing at a CAGR of 5%.
Segmentation
By Product: The two segments are the
single girder and double girder overhead cranes in the global overhead cranes
market. Single girder cranes find utility in industries which need the cranes
to perform a specific task and not be retrofitted for additional tasks. Single
girder cranes have an active rental market as well. The primary advantage
offered by single girder cranes over double girder cranes is reduced cost.
Double girder cranes are more expensive but can be repurposed with far greater
ease than single girder cranes. This is mostly due to the greater hook height
they offer. They find utility in factories, warehouses, and transportation.
By End-User: Virtually all heavy industries, metal
processing, chemicals, and utilities find use for overhead cranes. The
automotive industry is expanding rapidly with China expected to increase its
automotive output tenfold between 2005 and 2030. The high demand for
automobiles can only be fulfilled by automation of the automotive manufacturing
plants, for which the use of overhead cranes is critical. The paper manufacturing
and print media industry has relied on overhead cranes for well over a century.
Utilities are being overhauled by governments to make them more efficient while
enhancing their output, especially in the public works and power departments,
which further drives the overhead crane market. With global mining outputs
reaching record levels, and the demand for them (especially rare earth metals)
increasing, it is imperative for this industry to use overhead cranes due to
the high loads that must be shifted to facilitate metal extraction. Beyond
this, all manufacturing which is automated and streamlined can utilize overhead
cranes to minimize downtime and enhance efficiency. Steel production also uses Overhead
Cranes Prices extensively. This requires specialization as the cranes
must hoist liquid steel, for which the equipment undergoes the necessary
redesigning. In 2015, Cargotec Corporation’s subsidiary, Kalmar, completed the
upgrade and refurbishment of overhead cranes in the Aperam stainless steel
plant in Belgium.
Key Players
- Konecranes Plc (Finland)
- Cargotec (Finland)
- Terex Cranes (US)
- Eilbeck Cranes (Australia)
- Ergonomic Partners (US)
- Columbus McKinnon Corporation (US)
- EMH, Inc (US)
- Weihua Group (China)
- ABUS Kransysteme GmbH (Germany)
- Sumitomo Heavy Industries Material Handling
Systems Co., Ltd (Japan)
- ABUS Kransysteme GmbH
- Sumitomo Heavy Industries Material Handling
Systems Co.,Ltd
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