Ceiling Mounted Gantry Crane

Types of JIB Cranes

Main Components

• Jib Arm (Boom): Supports the hoist and facilitates the horizontal movement of the load.

• Mounting Base or Bracket: Can be installed on the floor, wall, or column, providing versatile mounting options.

• Rotational Mechanism: Available in manual or motorized versions, allowing the jib to rotate smoothly.

• Electric Hoist: Equipped with either a chain or wire rope hoist for reliable lifting.

• Trolley: Allows the hoist to travel smoothly along the jib arm, providing controlled motion.

• Control System: Operates via pendant control or an optional wireless remote, offering user-friendly operation.

• Power Supply: Utilizes a flat cable system, ensuring stable and efficient energy delivery to the hoist.

Technical Specifications

Key Features

• Rotational Versatility – Enables partial or full rotation, ranging from 180° to 360°.

• Space-Saving – Ideal for confined work areas or locations with restricted headroom.

• Easy Installation – Requires minimal infrastructure for setup and deployment.

• Varied Hoist Choices – Compatible with both wire rope and chain hoists for different lifting needs.

• Robust Construction – Built to withstand the demands of heavy-duty industrial environments.

• Versatile Mounting Options – Can be installed on the floor, wall, or column depending on space and requirement.

• Tailored Solutions – Customizable load capacity, lifting height, and span to meet specific operational needs.

Advantages

• High Efficiency – Perfect for high-frequency, short-distance lifts

• Low Cost – More affordable than overhead or gantry cranes

• Easy to Maintain – Fewer components, simple structure

• Versatile Applications – Used in warehouses, docks, workshops, and more

• Safe Operation – Easy to control with precise load positioning

Typical Applications

• Loading Docks in Warehouses – Areas designed for efficient loading and unloading of goods.

• Manufacturing Workstations – Dedicated spaces for production line tasks and operations.

• Machinery Service and Maintenance Areas – Locations designated for the upkeep and repair of equipment.

• Auto Repair Shops – Facilities for servicing and repairing vehicles and automotive parts.

• Shipbuilding and Maritime Industries – Sectors involved in the construction, repair, and maintenance of ships and maritime vessels.