Floor mounted jib crane - A sturdy, fixed crane standing on a floor column. Ideal for repetitive lifting in one workstation or bay.

Key Specifications:

• Capacity: 1–5 tons
• Lifting Height: 3–10 meters
• Span / Reach: 3–8 meters
• Rotation: 180° standard, 360° optional
• Mounting Type: Floor-mounted column with anchor bolts
• Hoist Options:

   

  Electric wire rope hoist (for heavier or frequent lifts), Electric chain hoist (for light to medium loads)
• Duty Class: A3–A5
• Power Requirements: 380V/3-phase (single-phase for smaller hoists)
• Optional Accessories: Limit switches, end stops, weatherproof cover, remote control

Tips for Use:

• Ensure proper foundation design to handle full load safely.
• Use 360° rotation only if workspace is clear of walls and equipment.

Wall Mounted Jib Crane - Attaches directly to a wall or beam. Saves floor space and works well in small or narrow workshops.

Key Specifications:

• Capacity: 1–3 tons
• Lifting Height: 2–6 meters
• Span / Reach: 2–6 meters
• Rotation: 180°–270°
• Mounting Type: Wall bracket or support beam
• Hoist Options:

   

  Electric chain hoist, Manual chain hoist for light loads
• Duty Class: A2–A4
• Power Requirements: Single-phase or 3-phase
• Optional Accessories: Adjustable brackets, limit switches, protective covers

Tips for Use:

• Verify wall or beam can handle full load plus dynamic forces.
• Ideal for light-duty lifting and tight spaces.

Articulating Jib Crane - Has pivoting arms that swing or fold. Great for workshops with obstacles or multiple workstations.

Key Specifications:

• Capacity: 1 ton
• Lifting Height: 2–5 meters
• Span / Reach: 2–5 meters
• Rotation: 180°–270°
• Mounting Type: Floor or wall-mounted with pivot arm
• Hoist Options: Manual or electric chain hoist
• Duty Class: A2–A3
• Power Requirements: Single-phase or low-voltage electric
• Optional Accessories: Lockable pivots, protective covers, custom arm lengths

Tips for Use:

• Perfect for corners, machinery, or tight layouts.
• Regularly maintain pivot joints for smooth operation.

Portable Jib Crane on Wheels - Wheeled or free-standing crane that can move across the workshop. Flexible for temporary jobs or shared spaces.

Key Specifications:

• Capacity: 1–2 tons
• Lifting Height: 2–4 meters
• Span / Reach: 2–5 meters
• Rotation: 180°–360°
• Mounting Type: Free-standing, with lockable wheels or stabilizing base
• Hoist Options: Manual or electric chain hoist
• Duty Class: A2–A3
• Power Requirements: Manual or single-phase electric
• Optional Accessories: Lockable caster wheels, adjustable mast, safety stabilizers, protective covers

Tips for Use:

• Always lock the wheels and stabilize the base before lifting.
• Ideal for workshops with frequently changing lifting points.

Choosing the right jib crane isn’t just about numbers on a spec sheet. These tips help you pick a crane that actually works in your space and meets your lifting needs safely.

1. Match the Crane to Your Workspace

Check your workshop layout carefully. Make sure the crane can reach every area you need without hitting walls, machines, or other obstacles.

• Tip: Don’t pick a crane that can’t rotate or extend far enough. A properly sized crane saves time and prevents accidents.

2. Check Foundation and Mounting

Your crane is only as strong as what it’s attached to. Different types of cranes need different support.

• Tip: Floor-mounted cranes require reinforced concrete foundations. Wall-mounted cranes need strong beams that can handle the load safely.

3. Consider Duty Class

Duty class tells you how often and how hard a crane can work. Choosing the wrong class can shorten its life or create safety risks.

• Tip: Use A3–A5 for frequent, heavier lifting. A2–A3 is enough for light or occasional use.

4. Choose the Right Hoist Type

The hoist affects how smoothly your crane lifts and lowers loads. The right hoist also reduces wear on the crane.

• Tip: Use wire rope hoists for heavier loads. Chain hoists are better for smaller, precise lifts.

5. Don’t Overlook Accessories

Accessories improve safety and make your crane easier to operate. Think about what you really need for your workflow.

• Tip: Limit switches prevent over-travel, protective covers keep dust and debris out, and remote controls allow safer operation from a distance.