CAD crane geometry lets you see if a crane will fit your work envelope.  Shown right is our 5T24-A15AC Tri-Adjustable Crane. The crane has a nominal 24 foot height and a 5 ton capacity Aluminum I-beam.
Simplifed Model  of a 5 Ton PowerDrive crane is shown on a 135 foot V-Groove Track. Track centers are about 17 feet.

Revised 5/3/12

• Many Models updated to SolidWorks 2011
  

Plant equipment does not miraculously appear on the factory floor, fully assembled, and ready to go. An integral part of the planning process is to determine how and when the tools of production, from machine tools to conveyors, to paint enclosures and inspection stations, are set-up and built. The CAD models shown on this page are intended for use in plant simulations or factory floor layout.

Other new models include:

• Model 5T24-20AC Tri-Adjustable Crane (5 Ton).
  
• Model S6T18-S15AC Tri-Adjustable Crane (3Ton).
• Model S4T21-S25AC Tri-Adjustable Crane (2Ton).

The single file (a small portion is illustrated, left) lists crane type, capacities, dimensions, and contains a link back to the web site to allow you get precise data on all of the cranes offered by Wallace. Each CAD model (right) features a number of selection keypoints on the corners and along the beam. The models also include a centerpoint to reduce guesswork when placing the components.

Click here to download Wallace crane models in AutoCAD® R14 format (126 KB DXF).

Click here to download Wallace crane models in AutoCAD® R14 format (69 KB DWG).

Click here to download models in AutoCAD® 2004 format (43 KB DWG).

A limited number of Solidworks models are now available on request.

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