
When a bridge crane spans more than 60 feet or carries a load beyond what a single girder can safely handle, wheel load distribution becomes the deciding factor between years of reliable service and repeated downtime. Top-running double-girder end trucks are engineered to solve exactly this problem, spreading heavy loads across a wider wheelbase and holding the bridge in precise alignment as it travels along the runway. At ACE World Companies, our top-running double-girder end trucks are built in-house to support the industry’s most demanding double-girder bridge cranes, from steel mill service to long-span, high-tonnage material handling systems.
Top-running double-girder end trucks are the standard choice whenever a crane system needs greater capacity, span, or hook height than a single-girder configuration can deliver. Typical applications include:
Because the end trucks support the full weight of the bridge girders and the load moving across them, getting the wheel count, bearing selection, and axle configuration right for your crane’s application is what keeps runway wear, misalignment, and unplanned downtime from creeping into your maintenance schedule.
ACE World Companies designs and manufactures top-running double-girder end trucks to hold up under sustained heavy-duty use, not just to pass an initial load test. Standard design features include:
These are the same design principles behind every configuration we manufacture across our full line of end trucks, but scaled and reinforced to carry the higher wheel loads that double-girder bridge cranes place on the travel system.

No two double-girder bridge cranes carry identical loads, spans, or duty cycles, which is why standard catalog specifications only cover part of the demand we see. Our engineering team designs custom top-running double-girder end trucks with capacities exceeding 800 tons, the highest in the industry, along with custom spans, wheel gauges, and axle configurations built around your existing runway and rail size. If you’re upgrading an aging bridge crane rather than starting from scratch, our crane modernization services team can integrate new end trucks into your current structure, restoring capacity and precision without a full system replacement.
Selecting the right partner for crane end trucks affects more than your initial purchase price. It determines how many years you get out of your bridge crane before misalignment or wheel failure forces an unplanned shutdown.
Browse our End Truck Photo Gallery to see completed top-running double-girder end truck projects, or explore our full line of end trucks to compare configurations. If you’re sourcing replacement components rather than a new end truck assembly, our end truck and trolley parts page covers wheels, bearings, and drive components sold separately.
Tell us your crane’s capacity, span, and rail size, and our engineers will spec the right top running double girder end trucks for your application.