Wall mounted Tie Rod Jib Crane & Tie Rod Wall Mounted Jib Crane

Overview

Wall mounted tie rod jib crane, most economical wall bracket jib crane with tie rod arm, light duty jib crane. Design tie rod wall mounted crane for you!

The wall jib crane can be a tie-rod jib crane, which has a tie-rod attached to the structure of your building and does not take up any of your plant's floorspace. The most cost-effective overhead crane for material handling is the wall bracket tie rod jib crane. The tie rod jib crane has a lifting capacity of 0.25 to 5 ton and an operating class of A3.

Supporting column, jib device, and electric hoist, among other components, make up the wall bracket jib.

Sketch of wall mounted jib crane

Advantages of wall braceket jib crane

• Savings in both energy and labor
• High efficiency and performance, lifting huge weights with ease
• occupying less space
• Simple to use and low maintenance
• Long and durable service life

Features of wall bracket  jib crane

• The wall mounted jib crane does not require any structural changes to your building.
• Taking up less workspaces
• Material handling in a three-dimensional plane.
• Crane rotation can be tailored to your specific needs.
• Overload protection device, crane traveling limit switch, lifting height limit device, and other features are included.
• Multiple functions, including voltage lower protection, energy halt, and so on.

Application of wall mounted  tie rod jib crane

Workshops, warehouses, docks, storage, ports, and assembly lines, among other places, use wall mounted jib cranes for short distance, frequent, and intensive material handling operations

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Mounting systems  of wall bracket tie rod jib crane

• Wall mounting, which employs threaded rods that pass through the wall and are secured with counter plates and nuts.
• Anchor bolts and a wall bracket encircle the pillar.
• Anchor bolts (threaded rods) max. 1000 mm, bracket plate max. 500 mm.
• Upon request, alternative mounting options are available.
• The client is responsible for mounting supports and walls.