Overhead Crane Single Girder

Types of JIB Cranes

Main Components

• Jib Arm (Boom) – Supports the hoist and enables horizontal movement of the load.

• Mounting Base or Bracket – Can be mounted on the floor, wall, or a column, depending on installation requirements.

• Rotational Mechanism – Offers manual or motorized rotation options for the jib arm.

• Electric Hoist – Available in chain or wire rope types to facilitate vertical lifting.

• Trolley – Travels along the jib arm to position the hoist at various points for lifting tasks.

• Control System – Operated through either a pendant control or a wireless remote for ease of use.

• Power Supply – Utilizes a flat cable system to ensure safe and efficient energy transmission to the hoist.

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 – Load capacity, height, and span can be tailored

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: This crane is ideal for areas where you need to lift heavy materials and handle them efficiently for storage and shipment processes.

• Manufacturing workstations: Perfect for use in production areas that demand precise and reliable lifting systems for assembly, part handling, and equipment maintenance.

• Equipment maintenance facilities: Well-suited for repair shops where cranes facilitate the handling of large and heavy machinery components, ensuring efficient repairs and servicing.

• Automotive service centers: Essential for automotive maintenance and repair, these cranes assist in lifting car parts, engines, or heavy vehicle assemblies within service bays.

• Shipbuilding and maritime industries: Designed to meet the heavy-duty lifting needs of shipbuilding yards, these cranes handle materials and large structures, ensuring safe and precise lifting during construction and repairs.