Pendant Push button for EOT Cranes and Hoists

Pendant Push button controls are a wired connection to control an industrial crane or hoist.

What are Crane Pendants?

Crane Pendant station is a hand operated wired control mechanism for controlling overhead cranes. A multi core cable is attached from the pendant to the control panel. At the press of a switch , the contactor is operated in the control panel which provides power to the motors. A pendant can control many number of motions of the crane with the help of buttons including an Emergency Stop Button.

Industrial Crane Pendant Push Button Stations

Heavy-duty, ergonomic and weatherproof (IP65) wired control stations for EOT cranes, electric wire rope hoists and material handling equipment.

2 & 4 Button Pendants

Compact control for monorail hoists and single-motion lifting equipment. Available in single speed and dual speed configurations.

  • Models: Pendant 201 (single), 401 (single), 402 (dual)
  • Includes emergency stop and mechanical interlocks
View 2-Button Specs

6 & 8 Button Pendants

Standard 3-axis control (hoist up/down, cross travel, long travel) designed for Class II, III and IV industrial overhead cranes.

  • Models: Pendant 601/602, Pendant 801/802
  • Spring-return buttons with positive tactile feedback
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10 & 12 Button Pendants

Multi-motion pendant stations for complex cranes with auxiliary hoists, slewing motions, alarm horns and light selectors.

  • Models: Pendant 1001/1002, Pendant 1201/1202
  • Double-insulated shockproof ABS/polycarbonate housing
View 12-Button Specs

Key Engineering Features

  • IP65 weatherproof and dustproof: high-grade neoprene gaskets protect internal microswitches against rain, moisture and industrial dust.
  • Mechanical interlocking: opposite direction buttons (up/down, left/right) are mechanically interlocked to prevent simultaneous energisation.
  • Laser-engraved legend inserts: high-visibility international crane directional symbols that do not fade over time.

Selection Guide: Single Speed vs Dual Speed

Single speed: best for standard direct-on-line (DOL) contactor hoists where the crane moves at a constant design speed.

Dual speed (two-step): step 1 activates creeping/inching speed for precision load positioning; step 2 engages full speed for rapid transit.