How to choose a cantilever crane needs to be decided based on many factors, such as material selection, handling weight selection, drive type whether it is electric, pneumatic or manual, and floor area selection.

Cantilever cranes include curved jib jib cranes, fixed column jib cranes, mobile jib cranes, and double-arm jib cranes. Although they have different names, they also share common characteristics. For example, it occupies a small area, has high work efficiency, and has relatively high reliability during use. It is very suitable for short-distance lifting and transportation, has high frequency of use and can carry out relatively intensive lifting work.

Features of jib crane: First of all, the cantilever crane has a lightweight structure, is easy to operate, is flexible, adaptable, and affordable, which greatly saves input costs, while reducing the labor intensity of workers and improving work efficiency. The jib crane solves the weakness of fixed cranes that are prone to site restrictions and is an ideal equipment for repair and installation.

Cantilever cranes include curved arm cantilever cranes, fixed column cantilever cranes, mobile cantilever cranes, and double-arm cantilever cranes. Although they have different names, they also have common characteristics. For example, it occupies a small area, has high work efficiency, and has relatively high reliability when in use. It is very suitable for short-distance lifting and transportation, has a high frequency of use, and can perform relatively intensive lifting work.

The jib crane is a new generation of light lifting equipment made to adapt to modern production. It is equipped with a highly reliable electric chain hoist and is especially suitable for short-distance, frequently used, intensive lifting operations. It is efficient, energy-saving, trouble-free, and occupies less space. Small area, easy to operate and maintain.

1. Installation of columns Insert the columns into the inner ring of the base plate, weld and fix the base plate and columns to both sides of the base plate, and then weld several ribs on the base plate and columns to complete the installation of the base plate.