JIB CRANES

Overall Structure:
A jib crane is characterized by a horizontal beam, known as a jib or boom, that extends outward from a vertical support. This jib can rotate, allowing the crane to cover a circular or semi-circular work area. The lifting mechanism, or hoist, travels along the jib.
Components:
Jib (or Boom) : This is the horizontal beam that extends outward. It can rotate, providing the crane's circular or semi-circular coverage. The length of the jib determines the crane's reach.
Vertical Support (or Mast) : This is the vertical column that supports the jib. It can be floor-mounted, wall-mounted, or pillar-mounted. It provides the rotational support for the jib.
Trolley : this is the unit that moves along the jib, and carries the hoist.
Hoist : This is the lifting mechanism that raises and lowers the load. It travels along the jib. It can use wire ropes, chains, or other lifting devices.

Overhead Crane Types

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Bridge Cranes
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Gantry Cranes
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Jib Cranes
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Monorail Cranes
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Workstation Cranes
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Top Running Cranes
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Under Running Cranes
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Other
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Singgle Girder Overhead Cranes 5T-11M Span with Free Standing

→   Single Girder Crane (Beam Girder)

→   SWL 5 T. - 11M. Span

→   with Free Standing Runway Structure

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