Flexible Beam Column Pillar Slewing Jib Crane 500kg 1ton

Column pillar slewing jib crane is a kind of light and small lifting equipment, which has the characteristics of simple and novel structure, energy saving and convenient operation. It can be operated freely in three-dimensional space, and it can show its superiority in short-distance and intensive transportation situations compared with other transportation equipment. The lower end of the column can be fixed on the concrete floor, and the cantilever slewing device can be slewing according to the user’s needs, and the slewing part is divided into manual slewing and electric slewing for users to choose.

Column jib cranes can be divided into independent jib cranes, foundationless jib cranes, mast jib cranes and articulated jib cranes according to the structure type. Below we will introduce these 4 types of column jib cranes separately so that you can learn more about these jib cranes and make the right choice for your project.

Freestanding jib cranes are the most popular jib series cranes because they can be installed almost anywhere, indoors or out. Freestanding jib crane systems can be used underneath larger overhead crane systems, or in open areas where individual work cells can be supported. They can be used outdoors on docks or loading docks, or indoors in machining and assembly operations where multiple grippers can be used in segmented operations.

Foundationless jib crane This is a free-standing jib crane mounted on a slab. This type of crane is used indoors and does not require any special foundation. Therefore, it can be installed anywhere in your facility with ease. The baseless jib crane accommodates a height of 4 meters and a swivel range of 360 degrees. They are easy to install, cost-effective and very portable.

Mast mounted jib cranes are a cost-effective alternative to freestanding jib crane systems because they require no special foundations. Mast jib cranes require only 6 inches of reinforced concrete to support the crane as they require additional support from existing overhead support beams or structures.

Articulated jib crane systems can be floor mounted, wall mounted, ceiling mounted, or mounted on bridge or track systems. Multiple configurations allow precise positioning and positioning of loads around obstacles, through open doors, or swivel close to masts or building columns where traditional jib cranes would be relatively difficult to maneuver.