What is a floor-mounted jib crane

A floor-mounted jib crane is a ground crane with a rotating jib and lifting capacity. It usually consists of the following main parts:

Base: the base of a floor-mounted jib crane is the foundation of its installation and is used to support the entire weight of the crane and provide stability. The base is usually made of steel and can be fixed to the ground or moved.

Swivel Boom: The swivel boom is the main component of a floor-mounted jib crane and can rotate horizontally through 360 degrees to provide a wide working range. The swivel jib usually consists of multiple sections of arm, enabling it to be adjusted in both height and horizontal directions.

Lifting mechanism: The lifting mechanism includes the lifting arm, winch mechanism and hook, etc. It is used for lifting and carrying heavy objects. The hoisting mechanism is usually driven by an electric drive system, which provides sufficient power and control to accomplish the lifting task.

Control System: A floor-mounted jib crane is equipped with a control system to control the movement and operation of the crane. The control system can include push buttons, joysticks, remote controls or computer interfaces through which the operator can control the crane.

Floor-mounted jib cranes are flexible, efficient and adaptable, and are widely used in industry, construction sites, ports and other places for lifting operations. It can improve work efficiency, reduce labor, and provide safer and more accurate lifting operations.