What’s New at EMH

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EMH is 25!EMH Celebrates Its 25th Anniversary!

From its beginnings in 1988 as a dealer of crane kits, EMH has expanded into a full line, international manufacturer of overhead cranes and components with representation in 18 countries.We’re eagerly looking forward to the next 25 years, and greatly appreciate the support we’ve gotten from our customers and suppliers over the years!

 

 

 
Trolley VFD Now Standard on Monorail Hoists  

The EMH Model E Wire Rope Hoist line now includes a standard, full featured VFD trolley drive that incorporates the following:

  • Standard 2-speed infinitely variable control at 65/16 fpm.
  • Smooth, controlled speed transitions from low to high and high to low.
  • Adjustable DC injection dynamic braking to virtually eliminate brake wear and maintenance.
  • Large 4-digit LED displays speeds, faults, and individual parameters.
  • Designed and built for crane service; not a retrofitted general purpose drive.
  • Complete, self-monitoring, fail-safe on-board diagnostics.
  • Control wiring diagnostics and display.
  • Brake control test diagnostics.
  • Fault circuit test diagnostics.
  • Rated for temperatures up to 135 degrees F.
  • Designed and manufactured in the USA and backed by over 25 years of crane control experience.

  • The EMH E Hoist line includes capacities from 1 to 25  tons, and the VFD Trolley Drive is available today.

Give your EMH representative a call to place your order! 
EMH, Inc. completes major expansion of its manufacturing facility in Valley City, OH. 

We have virtuallly doubled the size of our plant to 120,000 square feet, and the new section of the shop has higher ceilings and higher capacity cranes. EMH will now be able to more efficiently build large bridge and gantry cranes up to 500 tons in capacity. According to EMH President Edis M. Hazne, “With the upgrade to our facility, we will be able to build more large, special cranes, and still maintain our service level for our standard product line.” Expansion of the plant was completed in October 2011.