Grace's Guide To British Industrial History

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S. H. Heywood and Co

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February 1901.
January 1902.
Overhead Travelling Crane. 1909.

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Travel Crane. Crab and Girder. 1909.
1928. 30 ton overhead travelling crane.
1954.
1960.
March 1968.

of Reddish, near Stockport.

Overhead cranes and Electric pulley blocks.

1908 4-ton overhead electric crane described in The Engineer. This had a wide span for the time, 83' 6".[1]

1925 Made 20-ton Goliath Crane for the GWR's Small Heath yard.[2]


  • Goliath cranes, sometimes called portal cranes, are similar to overhead travelling cranes, but instead of running on rails at high level, or on a free standing gantry structure, they run on rails on the floor. One of the advantages of a goliath crane is that the absence of support gantry rails can save money.


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Sources of Information

  1. [1] The Engineer, 30 April 1909, p.458
  2. The Engineer 1925/06/12