Floor mounted jib crane specifications can vary depending on specific needs and applications. The following are some common specifications for reference:
Lifting capacity: usually expressed in tons (t), such as 5 tons, 10 tons, etc. Lifting capacity depends on the required work task and material weight.
Arm length: The arm length of column mounted jib crane refers to the horizontal distance of the jib from the center of rotation to the end. The arm length determines the working range and coverage area of the crane. Common arm lengths range from 10 to 50 meters.
Rotation angle: The pedestal jib crane can usually rotate at a certain angle in the horizontal direction to expand its working range. The rotation angle is usually 180 degrees or 360 degrees.
Lifting height: Lifting height refers to the maximum height to which the crane can lift materials. The lifting height of a rotating jib crane depends on its arm length, working range and design features.
Control mode: The control mode of the freestanding jib crane can be manual or electric. Electric controls are generally more common, providing greater operating flexibility and precision.
Safety devices: Slewing jib cranes are usually equipped with a variety of safety devices, such as heavy-load protection systems, height limiters, collision sensors, etc., to ensure the safety of operations.
Power source: Pillar jib crane can use different power sources such as electricity, diesel or liquefied petroleum gas. Choose a power source that suits your workplace and needs.
These specifications are only part of the floor mounted jib crane specifications, and the specific specifications will vary based on your actual needs and the options provided by the supplier. It is recommended to discuss further with the floor mounted jib crane manufacturer or supplier to obtain accurate specifications for your specific needs.
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