Wall-mounted cantilever crane: the "space magic mover" in the workshop
In workshops where processes are intensive and space is at a premium, a wall-mounted jib crane acts like a "space wizard," empowering the flow of production materials with its ingenious design.
Technical Parameters:
| Lifting Capacity | 0.125t, 0.25t, 0.5t, 1t, 2t, 3t, etc. (customized on demand) |
| Cantilever Length | 2m, 3m, 4m, 5m, 6m, 8m (covering different operating radiuses to adapt to workshop space) |
| Rotation Angle | ≤180° (single-sided wall installation, limited by space) or ≤270° (open wall installation) |
| Lifting Height | 3m, 4m, 5m, 6m, 10m (matching the workshop floor height and meeting the needs of vertical lifting of materials) |
| Lifting Speed | 3～12 m/min (Variable frequency speed regulation to achieve smooth and precise lifting) |
| Work Duty | A3~A5 (suitable for light and medium-intensity workshop material handling conditions) |
Securely fixed to the wall, it eliminates floor space and allows for a more flexible workshop layout. Its long jib flexibly rotates, precisely covering specific areas like an arm. It can stably lift everything from delicate components to workpieces marked "490kg." Its convenient and efficient operation allows workers to smoothly move heavy objects between processes with simple controls, reducing the burden of manual handling while accelerating productivity with precise and flexible lifting. It's an indispensable tool in compact production environments.
Application Scenarios:
1. Machining Shop
Used for the process transfer of small and medium-sized workpieces near lathes, milling machines, grinders, and other equipment (e.g., lifting bar stock and semi-finished products from material racks to machine tables, or transferring finished workpieces to inspection/temporary storage areas). This precisely covers the working area around the equipment and avoids occupying ground access.
2. Assembly Shop
Around automotive/construction machinery assembly lines: Assists in the lifting of medium-weight assembly components, such as engine assemblies, transmission housings, and frame components, ensuring precise delivery to final assembly stations and reducing manual handling.
Home appliance (refrigerator, air conditioner, etc.) production lines: Lifts metal casings, compressors, condensers, and other components, ensuring efficient assembly along the assembly line.
3. Mold Shop
Used for mold changeover and transfer: Near injection molding and die-casting machines, this system lifts moderately heavy molds (e.g., molds weighing several tons) from the mold rack to the equipment cavity, or removes them from the equipment and transfers them to storage areas, improving mold changeover efficiency. 4. Maintenance Workshop/Workstation
In the factory's internal equipment maintenance area, when heavy parts (such as large motors, gearboxes, and pump bodies) need to be disassembled, these parts are fixed to the maintenance workstation wall to assist in lifting and disassembling the parts for inspection and repair, eliminating the safety risks of manual lifting.
5. Small Storage/Material Area
Small shelves and material box storage areas located near the wall are used for storing and accessing high-level materials (such as metal boxes, small fixtures, and semi-finished product boxes). A cantilever arm rotates to cover the shelf area, eliminating manual climbing for access.