Busbar system is an electrical distribution setup that uses conductive bars or strips (typically made of copper or aluminum) to carry and distribute high current power efficiently across equipment. It is widely used in industrial settings, especially in cranes, overhead systems, factories, and power distribution panels.

Complete brake set refers to the complete assembly of components used to apply and control braking in a mechanical system. It is commonly used in cranes, hoists, elevators, industrial machines, and vehicles to stop or hold moving parts securely.

A hydraulic brake is a braking system that uses fluid pressure to transmit force from the brake pedal or lever to the brake mechanism. It is commonly used in vehicles, industrial machinery, and cranes to ensure powerful, smooth, and reliable stopping.

A limit switch is an electromechanical device used to detect the presence or position of an object and automatically stop, start, or control a machine when a limit is reached. It plays a key role in safety and automation systems.

Wire rope is a type of strong, flexible mechanical cable made up of several individual steel wires twisted

into strands, which are then twisted around a core. It is commonly used for lifting, hoisting, towing, and

rigging in industries like construction, mining, shipping, and cranes.

The "wheel and block motor" usually refers to two related but distinct components used in overhead cranes, gantry cranes, or material handling systems.

A festoon system is a mechanical arrangement used to manage and guide cables or hoses that need to move along with equipment, such as cranes, hoists, conveyors, or other mobile machinery. These systems

ensure that electrical power, control signals, or fluids can be safely and efficiently delivered to moving components without entanglement or wear.