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Introduction of Jib Cranes

A jib crane is lifting equipment with an arm or boom protruding from the crane body to provide additional reach and a lattice design to reduce the weight of the load. Jib cranes are designed to perform repetitive lifting tasks well in tight workspaces. They are extremely flexible and versatile cranes with a simple design capable of lifting up to 250 lbs. Up to 15 tons.

Jib cranes from SEVENCRANE are commonly used in industrial manufacturing, fabrication and maintenance, where raw materials or other components have to be moved within circular or semicircular coverage areas.

Our svingkraner are vital to any production process that requires speed, precision and minimal downtime. Designed for a seamless user experience, they are versatile and durable for virtually any type of workstation, provide support for overhead cranes on production lines, and help keep docks, process rooms and warehouses running smoothly.

There are several different ways to secure the jib to the wall or floor, and there are a variety of cranes available that are ideal for a variety of installations. These cranes have a load capacity of up to 2000kg and a slewing movement of up to 300 degrees with a prop jib or 270 degrees with a wall jib.

Like all cranes, a jib crane is an overhead lifting device attached to a horizontal beam, ceiling, column or wall. In addition to being called jib cranes, they are also known as luffing jib cranes. The structure of a jib crane depends on the jib supporting the crane’s lifting gear.

There are many types of jib cranes, each designed to meet the needs of a unique lifting application. Freestanding jib cranes are the most common type and can be mounted in multiple locations. Their designs are the basis for many other types of jib cranes, from wall and ceiling mounted to articulated jib cranes.

Jib Crane Types

The cantilever cranes produced by our company have different models, different types, and different application scenarios. The detailed information of each type is showing below. Please check the details you want by reading the following text clearly. And if you want to purchase any type of our jib cranes, please contact us immediately! 

Freestanding Jib Crane

Freestanding jib cranes are the most common type of jib crane and can be installed for indoor or outdoor applications. In many cases, they are equipped with overhead cranes. A freestanding crane can lift from a few pounds to a few tons, with 360° swivel capability, depending on its location.

Articulated jib crane

Unlike ordinary jib cranes, articulated jib cranes have both a swivel arm and a boom. They swivel easily, have consistent responsiveness to positioned loads, and can be positioned to reach loads around corners and obstacles. Articulated jib cranes can be mounted on walls, floors, ceilings or on bridge systems.

Wall Mounted Jib Crane

EN wall-mounted jib crane, also known as a wall-post or jib jib crane, is a space-saving jib crane that requires no floor or foundation space. They can complement monorail or bridge cranes and can be mounted close to the underside of the lowest building structure, allowing maximum clearance below and above the boom.

Mast jib crane

The mast jib crane adopts the method of ground support and top stabilization, and the top is supported by the beams of the building. Unlike foundation-supported and floor-supported jib cranes, mast-mounted jib cranes take up little floor space and do not require drilling holes in the foundation. The fact that the structure of the building does not have to be changed to accommodate jib cranes makes them a very economical method of lifting, just like jib cranes supported by tie rods.
Mast jib cranes are available in full cantilever and drop jib designs. Fully cantilevered takes full advantage of the building’s headspace, while cantilevered stays fixed at a set height below the building’s ceiling.
Mast jib cranes have spans from 10 feet to 40 feet, a lifting capacity of 10 tons, and 360° rotation. The boom height can be the distance from the floor to the top of the building.

Vehicle-mounted Jib Crane

A more versatile and most widely used jib crane, the truck-mounted jib crane has all the features of a wall-mounted or floor-mounted jib crane, but with the versatility to move to any location, whatever the terrain or weather conditions. Location. Truck-mounted jib cranes are constructed from high-tensile-strength steel and are bolted to the trailer or truck bed. They have a telescoping arm that can be positioned to repair power lines, home roofs, light poles, and other hard-to-reach locations.
The main use of truck mounted jib cranes is in the construction industry. This form of jib crane can be mounted on large trucks and is capable of lifting very heavy loads. They provide builders with the tools to quickly locate and work with bulky materials.

Advantages of Our Jib Cranes

• Jib cranes help to move heavy components from one place to another. No manual handling is required.
• Bridge the gap between remote locations and easily access unavailable facilities.
• It makes our country more industrialized and modernized.
• It frees us from the pain and stress of the physical labor of lifting heavy loads.
• It makes possible industries, factories, manufacturing, construction, etc.
• The stand-alone boom can be used outdoors and can be weather-resistant.
• Capacity: Standard 100 lbs to 10,000 lbs, up to 30,000 lbs

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