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Floor-Mounted Jib Crane Systems

Plan a floor-mounted jib crane around lifting geometry, floor construction and anchoring. Prepare site information for foundation and support review.

Floor-mounted jib cranes provide coverage around a dedicated mounting position. Review foundation/support requirements before treating a proposed column location as usable.

Define the configuration

Selection item

What to provide

Foundation/site

Floor and ground information, service constraints and approved mounting design.

Working radius

Pickup and placement map with obstruction and slewing limits.

Hook height

Required working height after the hoist, tool and load are included.

Station scope

Structure, lifting unit, gripping tool, utilities and installation responsibilities.

Check the installation boundary

A freestanding format still requires an appropriate support/foundation arrangement. Do not use a generic slab thickness or anchor size from another crane.

Move from a layout to equipment

Prepare a workstation drawing and the required load/movement information. Review the actual model specifications and identify included hoist, controls and attachments before requesting the final installation and quotation scope.

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Further questions for your purchasing review

What affects the installed cost of a floor-mounted jib?

Capacity, span, height, slewing or travel, lifting equipment, structural work and installation affect the total cost.

Draw the usable floor-mounted jib working area

A floor-mounted jib creates a local working area around a column. Place the column from the load path and operator access before resolving its foundation and fixing design.

Layout item

What to mark

Column position

Distance to pickup/placement points and any vehicle aisles.

Foundation interface

Floor/ground drawings and underground service constraints.

Vertical envelope

Required hook height including the hoist, tool and workpiece.

Slewing area

Working and parked positions, adjacent machines and travel limits.

Documented equipment route

ET-CR-POST-500 — Jib Crane Column & 3 m Arm

Model / configuration

Rated load

Jib length

Scope of supply

ET-CR-POST-500 — Jib Crane Column & 3 m Arm

500 kg

3 m

Column and jib; lifter excluded

ET-CR-CYL-500 — Pneumatic Cylinder & Vacuum Pad Frame Assembly — The 500 kg pneumatic cylinder/pad-frame assembly excludes the column. Specify the compatible complete assembly, rather than treating these separate records as a universal kit.

Close the quotation interfaces

Responsibility

Agree in the proposal

Structural design

Selected arrangement, loads/reactions and support/foundation requirements.

Lifting equipment

Device, trolley/connection, tool and full suspended mass.

Utilities

Electrical/air arrangement and moving supply path.

Site work

Installation, access, commissioning and required records.

Check all pickup and placement positions with the proposed arrangement before acceptance. Do not use another crane’s foundation, anchor dimensions or load chart for this installation.

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