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Jib Cranes
Overview
Installing a jib crane is one of the best ways companies can improve their ergonomics when handling heavy material. Jib cranes maximize space while lifting and transporting materials 180 degrees (wall-mounted cranes) or 360 degrees (freestanding & mast-style jib cranes) around its support structure. In addition to circling materials around, jib cranes can also be used to transfer materials to adjacent workstations and/or conveyors. This is a perfect solution to avoid employees tiring and injuring themselves doing repetitive tasks in small work spaces.
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HSI Model 311
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HSI Model 313
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HSI Model 314
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HSI Model 350/350F
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HSI Model 350AJ
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HSI Model 350PJ
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HSI Model 351
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HSI Telescopic Boom Jib Cranes
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HSI Wall Traveler Jib Cranes
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Spanco Articulating Jib Cranes
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Spanco Foundationless Jib Cranes
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Spanco Freestanding Jib Cranes
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Features and Benefits
There are many different types of jib cranes, with a variety of features and benefits.
- Mobile Jib Cranes are perfect for lifting and transferring materials to workstations or conveyors
- Wall-Mounted or Ceiling Mounted Jib Cranes are ideal in situations where there’s limited amount of floor space
- Floor Mounted Freestanding work well for foundations based on a soil pressure of 2,500 pounds per square foot
- Portable Base Jib Cranes are designed as an ergonomic solution for repetitive load transfers
- Articulating Jib Cranes are ideal for navigating around complicated work areas
- Mast-Style Jib Cranes are the most cost effective crane system
- Foundationless Jib Cranes are versatile in that they don’t need poured foundation, but are bolted to reinforced concrete
Applications
While jib cranes have a variety of applications, here are the most common types:
- Automotive and Transportation
- Aviation
- Concrete Manufacturing
- Metal Manufacturing
- Power Plants
- Shipbuilding
Custom Solutions
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