Column Mounted Jib Cranes for Efficient Material Handling

Column mounted jib cranes are a popular choice for efficient material handling in various industries. They offer a flexible and space-saving solution for lifting and moving heavy loads.

With a column mounted jib crane, you can easily move loads of up to 2 tons, depending on the specific model and configuration.

These cranes are designed to be versatile and can be used in a variety of settings, including warehouses, manufacturing facilities, and construction sites.

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Column mounted jib cranes offer a range of advantages that make them a great addition to any facility. They're designed for light-duty loads, making them more affordable than other types of cranes.

Lifting injuries are a common problem, making up 20% of all worker compensation claims, with an average compensation of $24,000. This is why having a jib crane can be a game-changer for your employees' safety.

Having a jib crane can significantly reduce the risk of lifting injuries, allowing your employees to move bulky or heavy loads more easily and safely. It's inefficient to use multiple people to lift something or have to wait for a fork truck operator.

Not every facility needs a heavy-duty overhead crane, and jib cranes are a great alternative. They're designed to be easy to relocate, making them perfect for facilities that need to change their layout or grow their operation.

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Our column mounted jib cranes are built to last, with a design that meets several industry standards, including American Welding Society AWS-D14.1 & D1.1 and ASME/ANSI B30.

These cranes are constructed with high-quality, wear-resistant components to ensure reliability and longevity.

We've designed our cranes to withstand constant use, thanks to their durable materials and robust construction.

Our cranes are built to last, with designs that adhere to industry standards such as American Welding Society AWS-D14.1 & D1.1 and ASME/ANSI B30.

These standards ensure that our cranes are constructed with high-quality components that can withstand constant use.

Our Column Mounted cranes are designed with wear-resistant materials to minimize maintenance and extend their lifespan.

The Crane Manufacturers Association of America's Specifications no. 70 & 74 also guide our design process, guaranteeing that our cranes meet the highest standards of durability.

AIMCO's column mounted jib cranes are designed with the customer in mind, resulting in an incredibly versatile design that seamlessly adapts to any workplace.

The generous swivel angle makes a large operating range possible, allowing for flexibility in various work settings.

This adjustability is a game-changer for companies with changing production needs or limited space.

The Column Mounted jib crane makes it easy to understand how it works, so you can focus on your tasks without frustration.

You'll appreciate the ergonomic support that reduces strain on workers, making it a more comfortable and efficient operation.

With low-moving mass, the Column Mounted jib crane provides excellent low-friction operation, allowing you to move heavy loads with ease.

Safety is always the top priority with AIMCO products, and the Column Mounted jib crane is no exception, increasing overall safety and productivity.

You'll have peace of mind knowing that injuries and waste will diminish with the installation and launch of this design.

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Ease of operation is a top priority for any workplace, and it's especially important for equipment like jib cranes. AIMCO's Column mounted jib crane is designed to be easy to use, with a focus on making it simple for workers to understand how it works.

The ergonomic support provided by this crane reduces strain on workers, making it a more comfortable and safe experience. This is especially important for tasks that require repetitive lifting or movement.

With low-friction operation due to low-moving mass, the crane glides smoothly and efficiently, reducing the risk of accidents and injuries.

With AIMCO's Column Mounted jib crane design, overall safety and productivity will increase, and you'll have peace of mind knowing that injuries and waste will diminish.

Injuries and waste will diminish with the installation of AIMCO's Column Mounted jib crane design.

Safety is always the top priority with AIMCO products, and this design is no exception, providing a safe and efficient way to lift and move heavy loads.

Overall safety and productivity will increase, thanks to the careful consideration and design that has gone into every aspect of the Column Mounted jib crane.

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Straining backs were a common occurrence for operators who had to reach out and bend down to wrestle torque converters out of a crate.

In many cases, floor space was simply not available for a pedestal-mounted crane, which would have made the job much easier.

Operators were also hindered by overhead obstructions, making it impossible to use a bridge crane to lift the heavy converters.

Column mounted jib cranes can accommodate a space range limited by the height of your columns and handle weight loads of up to 1,600 lbs at 8ft spans.

The weight load capacity varies depending on the span, with 800 lbs available at 15ft spans. You can use these cranes with hoists like chain hoists, wire rope hoists, or wire rope balancers for added versatility.

Choose a jib with a capacity close to the weight of the heaviest component you'll be lifting, such as 125Kgs if your object weighs 100Kgs. This ensures safe and efficient lifting operations.

The Safe Working Load (SWL) and Working Load Limit (WLL) are crucial factors to consider when determining the capacity of a jib. It's the maximum weight a jib can safely lift.

A jib's SWL is the maximum weight it can lift under normal conditions. Choose a jib that's as close as possible to the weight of the heaviest component you'll be lifting.

To determine the SWL, consider the weight of your object. If your object weighs 100Kgs, choose a 125Kgs jib, as suggested.

A jib's WLL is the actual weight it can safely lift, taking into account factors like wind and uneven terrain. It's essential to consider these factors when choosing a jib.

In practice, it's not uncommon for a jib's WLL to be lower than its SWL due to external factors. Be sure to consider these factors when selecting a jib.

Our Column mounted jib crane systems can accommodate a space range only limited by the height of your columns, allowing for a lot of flexibility in your workspace.

They can handle weight loads of up to 1,600 lbs at 8ft spans, which is impressive for a crane of its size.

The range of motion for our Column Mounted jib cranes is still impressive, with 200° of rotation available for your use, despite being limited by its mount to a wall or column.

You can use these cranes in conjunction with various hoists, such as chain hoists or wire rope hoists, making integration into your workspace easy.

To determine your outreach requirements, consider the length of the jib arm you need. This will depend on where you need it to reach.

Take into consideration any restrictions, such as obstacles or limited space, that may affect your jib arm's range.

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Our team at Ultimate Lifting Solutions is fully equipped to handle the installation of your column-mounted jib crane. We have fully qualified engineers on hand to make the process as stress-free as possible.

We can install cranes at any location around the UK, providing a convenient solution for businesses with multiple sites. Our team will work closely with you to ensure a smooth installation process.

We offer a comprehensive installation service that includes design and supply of the crane, ensuring a seamless experience for our customers.

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Before choosing a column-mounted jib crane, you'll need to have some essential information ready.

You'll need to know the size of the load you'll be lifting, as this will determine the capacity of the crane.

The space where the crane will be installed is also crucial to consider, including the height and any obstacles.

You'll need to decide on the type of jib crane you need, such as a wall-mounted or freestanding option.

The environment where the crane will be used is also a factor, including any potential hazards or corrosive substances.

You should also consider the type of operation you'll be performing with the crane, such as lifting, moving, or rotating.