Overhead cranes and hoists, supplied and installed.
Kito and NOVO hoists, bridge cranes, gantries and jib cranes for workshops, factories and warehouses across Australia. One quote covers the equipment, delivery, installation, load test and the compliance paperwork.
Hoists, parts and cranes in a box
See the whole shopWhich hoist do you need?
The quick answer for most workshops. If you're not sure, send a photo of the beam and the load and we'll tell you.
Cranes, supplied and installed
Capacities are typical. If your load is outside them, ask anyway; most of these can be built heavier or longer.
Cover the whole floor from a runway on columns or the building structure.
For buildings that can't carry crane loads, outdoor yards and lifts that move around.
How a crane job runs
Most single-crane jobs follow the same six steps. Hoists and spare parts skip straight from step 3 to delivery.
You tell us the lift
Load weight, span, lift height and how often the crane will work. A phone call or the quote form is enough to start.
We check the site
We measure the building or bay, look at columns and slab, and confirm power and access.
Fixed quote
An itemised price for the crane, freight, installation, testing and compliance documents. No vague allowances.
Design and supply
The crane is specified to AS 1418 for your duty, and design registration is lodged where your state requires it.
Installation
Our crew installs the runway, crane and hoist, usually around your production so the floor keeps running.
Test and handover
Load test, commissioning, operator walk-through and a documentation pack for your records.
Common questions
How much does an overhead crane cost in Australia?
It depends mostly on capacity, span and whether the building can carry the runway. A small jib crane can be a few thousand dollars installed, while a full-span bridge crane with a new runway is a larger project. Send us the load, span and lift height and we'll give you a fixed price.
Do I need design registration for my crane?
Bridge cranes and gantry cranes generally need their design registered with the work health and safety regulator in your state before they're used. We arrange the design documentation and lodgement as part of the job.
Can you install a crane in an existing building?
Usually, yes. The first question is whether the building structure can carry the crane loads. If it can't, a freestanding runway on its own columns or a gantry crane avoids loading the building at all.
Do you sell hoists and spare parts on their own?
Yes. We supply electric chain hoists, wire rope hoists, radio remote controls, pendants and common crane parts for existing cranes, not just for cranes we install.
Tell us what you need to lift.
Send the load, span and lift height if you know them. If you don't, we'll come and measure.