A jib crane is a lifting device with an arm or boom that extends off the main body of the crane to provide extra reach and has a lattice design to lower the weight added to a load. The design of jib cranes allows them to work well in small work spaces completing repetitive lifting tasks. They are extremely flexible and versatile cranes with a simple design capable of lifting 250 lbs. up to 15 tons.
There are several types of jib cranes each of which is designed to fit the needs of unique lifting applications. Freestanding jib cranes are the most common type and can be installed in multiple locations. Their design is the foundation for the many other types of jib cranes, from wall and ceiling mounted to articulating jib cranes.
Freestanding jib cranes are the most common type of jib crane and can be installed for indoor or outdoor applications. In many instances, they are companioned by bridge cranes. Freestanding cranes have a lifting range of a few pounds up to several tons with a 360° rotational capacity depending on their location.
Post time: Jul-20-2022