Bridges, structural steel work, and mechanical engineering productions (1909)
Sir William Arrol and Company, Ltd · Sir William Arrol and Company, Ltd · leaf 264
ght,and the hook block rises and falls through a height of12 ft. to 20 ft. The lifting power ranges from 5 to -20 tons. The second illustration shows a type of crane largelyused for supporting hydraulic riveters and other work.The crane occupies little floor space, and has also theadvantages of… … ■ T*i* 2 I 8 HYDRA! LIC CRANES. c S. $ On this and tin* opposite pages there are views oftwo types of crane, both at the Naval ConstructionWorks at Dalmuir of Messrs. William Beardmore andCo., Ltd. These illustrate modifications of standard typesto suit special requirements. The crane shown below…
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