JIB Crane

Engineered for precision material handling, the Hi-Tech Jib Crane delivers high-rigidity lifting solutions customized for industrial environments. Designed using advanced modeling software, these cranes minimize structural deflection under maximum load, ensuring safe, stable, and quick material transport.

Core Specifications

Specification Range / Detail

Lifting Capacity 250 kg to 5,000 kg (0.25 to 5 Tons)

Jib Radius (Reach) Up to 8 Meters

Maximum Lift Height Up to 8 Meters

Rotation Angles 180°, 270°, or 360°

Engineering & Structural Features

Advanced Computational Design: Structural integrity and load calculations are verified using modern design software to ensure maximum safety and operational efficiency.

Minimal Deflection: The specially fabricated robust pillar and Jib arm are engineered to maintain a rigid profile, ensuring minimal deflection even at peak loaded conditions.

Reinforced Base Rigidity: The pillar features an increased section at the base, drastically improving the overall stability of the structure during heavy lifting and rotation.

Optimized Lead Times: Streamlined manufacturing processes ensure quick deliveries for both standard and customized configurations.

Available Crane Configurations

Depending on your facility's floor space and existing structural supports, the Hi-Tech Jib Crane is available in two distinct configurations:

Self-Supported Pillar Mounted: A standalone unit bolted directly to the facility floor. Ideal for open workspaces requiring up to 360-degree rotation and maximum independence from building structures.

Wall Mounted: The Jib arm is supported by heavy-duty brackets bolted directly to an existing reinforced wall or structural column. This zero-footprint design is perfect for saving floor space, typically offering 180-degree to 270-degree rotation.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

What is the maximum lifting capacity of a Hi-Tech Jib Crane?

These cranes are built to handle a wide range of industrial loads, with capacities starting at 250 kg for lighter assembly tasks, scaling up to 5,000 kg (5 tons) for heavy-duty material handling.

Can I install a wall-mounted jib crane on any building column?

The wall-mounted design requires robust structural support. The existing wall or building column must be structurally evaluated to ensure it can safely bear both the dead weight of the crane and the dynamic load of the maximum lifting capacity at full extension.

How does the increased base section improve the pillar-mounted crane?

By widening and reinforcing the structural section at the base of the pillar, the crane better absorbs and distributes the torque and bending moments generated during a lift. This drastically reduces swaying or deflection at the end of the Jib arm.