Danløft, a company based in Aabenraa, Denmark, has recently carried out the installation of three motorised light rail systems supplied by SWF Krantechnik at client sites.
The company states that these systems are designed for operations requiring electric lifting and multidirectional movement.
Danløft, established in 1976, provides services and equipment relating to cranes and various lifting systems across multiple Danish industries.
The company has more than 30 years of experience in the construction, sale, and installation of cranes, as well as the supply of lifting equipment and components.
The installed light rail systems use technology from SWF Krantechnik, a manufacturer headquartered in Mannheim, Germany.
SWF Krantechnik, which was founded in 1921 and is part of the Konecranes Group, specialises in electric hoists, crane components, and related systems.
The company works with a network of more than 550 partners in 68 countries and offers both standard and explosion-proof product versions.
SWF Krantechnik incorporates renewable energy sources into its production processes and has integrated predictive maintenance technologies.
These approaches are intended to extend product lifespan and improve energy efficiency.
The SWF Krantechnik product line, including the NOVA² series, features a range of capacities, lifting heights, speeds, and control options.
The systems are designed to be scalable and adaptable for varying industrial requirements, allowing clients to specify options that align with their operational needs.
SWF Krantechnik works with its global partners to provide both products and a range of supporting services.
Danløft offers these motorised light rail systems as part of its wider portfolio of crane and lifting solutions for Danish clients, and continues to handle installations for different customer segments.
In August 2026, Carl Stahl installed and commissioned six light crane systems from SWF Krantechnik at a workshop.
The project integrated the ProfileMaster plus ST platform to meet the workshop’s specific requirements. Each crane system in the installation is designed to handle payloads of up to 2,000kg.
