Floor-Mounted Jib Cranes
360° Lifting Freedom with a Strong Foundation
At Lift Link Technologies Private Limited, we design and manufacture Floor-Mounted Jib Cranes that offer powerful, flexible, and localized lifting for a wide range of industrial environments. With a full 360° rotation, these cranes are ideal for repetitive, small to medium lifting tasks around workstations, assembly lines, or loading bays.
Backed by durable construction and customizable configurations, our floor-mounted jib cranes help reduce worker fatigue, improve safety, and enhance productivity.
What is a Floor-Mounted Jib Crane?
A Floor-Mounted Jib Crane (also known as a Pillar-Mounted Jib Crane) is an independent crane fixed to the shop floor with a base plate and anchors. It supports a rotating arm (jib) that can lift, lower, and move loads in a circular working area. It is self-supporting and doesn’t rely on building structures, making it ideal for new or retrofit installations.
Key Features of Our Floor-Mounted Jib Cranes
✅ Full Rotation Range: 270° to 360° boom rotation for maximum coverage
✅ Robust Design: Heavy-duty construction with seamless boom rotation and long service life
✅ Capacity Flexibility: Lifting range from 250 kg to 10 tons, suitable for both light and medium-heavy jobs
✅ Custom Height & Boom Length: Designed to match your workspace and lifting needs
✅ Quick Operation: Integrated with chain or wire rope hoists for smooth lifting
✅ Safe and Ergonomic: Reduces manual handling and ensures operator safety with overload protection and emergency controls
Technical Specifications
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Capacity | 250 kg to 10 Tons |
| Jib Arm Length | Up to 7 meters |
| Rotation Angle | 270° to 360° |
| Mounting Type | Free Standing / Floor Mounted |
| Column Height | Customizable up to 6 meters or more |
| Hoist Type | Electric Chain Hoist / Wire Rope Hoist |
| Control Options | Pendant / Remote Control |
| Power Supply | 3 Phase, 415V, 50Hz |
Ideal Applications
- Workstations and CNC loading
- Welding, fabrication, and machine shops
- Small parts assembly lines
- Packing and palletizing areas
- Tool and die handling
- Vehicle maintenance bays