Jib cranes are also called cantilever cranes, which can be operated freely in three-dimensional space, and are widely used in different places in various industries in the occasion of segment distance and intensive transportation.
The crane is composed of a column, a slewing arm slewing drive device and an electric hoist. The lower end of the column is fixed on the concrete foundation through anchor bolts. The arm runs on the I-beam in a straight line from left to right and lifts heavy objects. The jib of the crane is a hollow steel structure with light weight, large span, large lifting capacity, economical and durable.
Jib cranes are vital to any production process requiring speed, accuracy, and minimal downtime. Designed for a seamless user experience, they are versatile, durable, and serve almost any kind of workstation, providing support for overhead cranes on production lines, and helping to keep terminals, machining cells, and warehouses operating smoothly.
With several different ways to fix the jib to the wall or floor, and a variety of hoists available, they are perfectly suited to a wide variety of facilities. The cranes have a load capacity of up to 2,000 kg and a slewing motion that can reach 300 degrees with a pillar jib, and 270 degrees with a wall mounted jib.
Post time: Nov-27-2023