Nebraska Hoist & Crane

It is not recommended unless you are experienced in what you are doing. A stick welder builds heat rapidly, which could weaken the integrity of the crane. If you must weld, use a MIG welder and "stitch" weld, using short beads that can cool before welding the next "stitch."' The best solution is to call NHC's service department for advice before you do anything!

You can either call or send us a message through the "Request Quote" page on our website.

We cover the Middle West, primarily Nebraska, Iowa, South Dakota, Missouri, and Kansas, but we have customers almost everywhere in the United States.

We service a variety of overhead material handling equipment, including overhead bridge cranes, gantry cranes, jib cranes, monorail systems, and other lifting equipment.

Yes. We provide crane inspections and preventative maintenance services to help identify potential problems, reduce unexpected downtime, and keep equipment operating safely and reliably.

Yes. Depending on the condition of the equipment, we can repair, modernize, or upgrade existing crane systems to improve their performance, reliability, and service life.

Yes. We can help design and install overhead cranes and material handling systems based on your facility, lifting requirements, workflow, and application.

Yes. NHC provides crane services throughout the Midwest and serves customers across the United States, depending on the project and service required.

Inspection frequency depends on the crane's usage, operating conditions, and applicable safety requirements. We can help determine an appropriate inspection and maintenance schedule for your equipment.