Spanco Freestanding Jib Cranes

Overview

Spanco Freestanding Jib Cranes install almost anywhere, including outside. These foundation-mounted, freestanding jibs offer higher capacities, longer spans, and greater rotation than our wall-mounted jib cranes:

100 Series Freestanding Jib Cranes—Base-Plate Mounted

• Easiest to install
• Base plate is secured by anchor bolts to a prescribed reinforced concrete foundation
• The pipe mast’s connection to the hexagonal base plate is reinforced with six equally-spaced gussets

101 Series Freestanding Jib Cranes—Foundation Mounted

• No gussets, freeing up area at foot of crane’s mast
• Square steel plate comes welded to bottom of mast
• The plate positions and plumbs the mast by anchoring to the first-pour concrete footing
• The second pour supports the mast

102 Series Freestanding Jib Cranes—Sleeve-Insert Mounted

• Allows for crane relocation without damaging the mast
• No gussets, freeing up area at foot of crane’s mast
• Sleeve is welded to square steel plate; the plate positions and plumbs the sleeve by anchoring to the first-pour concrete footing
• The second pour supports the sleeve

The mast is placed into the sleeve, leveled by wedges, and welded in place