Heavy Duty JIB Crane

Main Components

• Runway Tracks: Positioned overhead or mounted on supporting columns.

• Bridge Beam: Moves at a right angle to the runway, providing support for the hoist.

• End Trucks: Facilitate the movement of the bridge along the tracks.

• Hoist: Typically an electric chain hoist used for raising and lowering loads.

• Trolley: Transports the hoist along the length of the bridge beam.

• Control System: Includes pendant control or wireless remote for crane operation.

• Power Supply System: Utilizes either a cable festoon or conductor bar for energy transmission to the hoist.

Technical Specifications

Key Features

• Modular Design
  Easily expandable and reconfigurable based on changing workflow needs.

• Lightweight Yet Strong
  Constructed with high-strength steel or aluminum, offering low rolling resistance and high load capacity.

• Smooth, Ergonomic Operation
  Enables manual or assisted movement with minimal effort, improving worker comfort and safety.

• High Precision
  Ideal for delicate or repetitive operations requiring accurate load positioning.

• Flexible Installation
  Can be ceiling-mounted or floor-mounted; adaptable to most building structures.

• Quick Assembly & Low Maintenance
  Simple structure reduces installation time and maintenance effort.

• Cost-Effective Material Handling
  Enhances productivity without the complexity and cost of large crane systems.

• Compatibility
  Works seamlessly with electric chain hoists or vacuum lifters to meet diverse lifting needs.

Advantages

• High Efficiency: Ideal for high-frequency, short-distance lifting operations

• Low Operating Force: Lightweight structure and low rolling resistance ensure easy manual control

• Customizable Design: Modular rails and flexible layouts for various workspace requirements

• Space-Saving: Ceiling-mounted or freestanding options available

• Improved Ergonomics: Reduces physical strain and risk of injury for operators

• Easy Installation: Quick assembly with minimal structural modifications

Comparison with Other Cranes

Applications

• Production Lines: Ideal for assembly operations where high-frequency, short-distance lifting is required, ensuring efficient material handling.

• Electronics Manufacturing: Perfect for the delicate handling of electronic components, offering precision and reliability during assembly or inspection processes.

• Automobile Part Handling: Tailored for lifting and transporting heavy automobile parts within factories or assembly lines, enhancing production efficiency.

• Packaging & Distribution: Used in warehouses and distribution centers to streamline packaging and logistics operations, ensuring smooth handling of goods.

• Repair and Maintenance Workshops: Suitable for lifting heavy equipment and machinery parts, providing support for repairs and preventive maintenance.

• Aerospace and Medical Equipment Assembly: Provides the necessary lifting power and accuracy for assembling complex aerospace or medical devices in cleanroom environments.