360 Degree Rotation Pillar Mounted Jib Cranes

Our pillar-mounted jib cranes are available in a wide range of capacities to suit various industrial needs. We offer models starting from 1/4 ton (500 lbs) up to 5 tons (10,000 lbs). This versatility ensures you can find the right lifting power for applications ranging from small workstation tasks to heavier material handling in manufacturing lines.

A standard pillar-mounted jib crane requires a reinforced concrete foundation to safely anchor the mast and handle the load moments. The specific depth and reinforcement specifications depend on the crane's capacity and span. We also offer foundationless freestanding models for facilities where a dedicated foundation is not feasible, providing more installation flexibility.

While our standard models are designed for indoor industrial environments, outdoor-rated options can be engineered upon request. An outdoor configuration would include special weather-resistant coatings, sealed electrical components, and other modifications to protect the crane from the elements. Please contact our specialists to discuss your outdoor application requirements.

We pride ourselves on rapid fulfillment. For our in-stock jib crane models, we offer a standard shipping lead time of just 10 days. For custom configurations or models that are not currently in stock, the lead time may be longer. Our specialists can provide a precise delivery estimate based on your specific order details.

American Hoists specializes in the engineering and supply of high-quality lifting equipment. While we do not directly provide installation services, we can offer technical guidance and support documentation to your chosen qualified rigging and installation team. We are available to answer any technical questions your installers may have during the process.

The primary advantage of a 360-degree rotation jib crane is its extensive reach and versatility. It can service a complete circular area around its pillar, making it ideal for open workstations, assembly cells, or areas where lifting is required at multiple points. This full rotation maximizes the crane's utility and can replace the need for multiple smaller lifting devices.