JIB Crane Lift

Types of JIB Cranes

Main Components

• Jib Arm (Boom) – Carries the hoist and moves the load horizontally

• Mounting Base or Bracket – Floor, wall, or column-mounted base

• Rotational Mechanism – Manual or motor-driven for rotating the jib

• Electric Hoist – Chain or wire rope hoist for lifting

• Trolley – Moves the hoist along the jib arm

• Control System – Pendant or wireless remote controller

• Power Supply – Flat cable system for safe, efficient energy transmission

Technical Specifications

Key Features

• Rotational Flexibility – Supports partial or full rotation (180°–360°)

• Space Efficient – Great for work cells or areas with limited clearance

• Quick Installation – Minimal infrastructure requirements

• Multiple Hoist Options – Suitable for both wire rope and chain hoists

• Durability – Designed for industrial work environments

• Flexible Mounting – Floor, wall, or column installation options

• Customizable Design – We can tailor the load capacity, height, and span to meet your specific 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 Zones in Warehouses: Ideal for efficiently handling incoming and outgoing goods in high-volume distribution centers, ensuring quick turnaround times and space optimization.

• Manufacturing and assembly workstations are ideal for performing precision-based tasks in production lines, where operators lift heavy loads and position them accurately, enhancing operational efficiency.

• Equipment Maintenance Locations: Suitable for maintenance and repair tasks in industrial settings, ensuring easy access to equipment while providing secure lifting for complex maintenance procedures.

• Vehicle Service and Repair Centers: Designed to assist in lifting and positioning heavy automotive parts, improving workflow and minimizing manual labor in automotive repair shops.

• Shipbuilding and Marine Industry Facilities: Essential for handling heavy components and materials in shipyards and marine production sites, aiding in the construction and repair of large-scale vessels.