Wall Mounted Jib Cranes

Installation requires a structurally sound concrete or steel building column capable of supporting the thrust and pull forces exerted by the crane at maximum load. A structural engineer should verify the support structure's adequacy before installation. We provide detailed mounting specifications to ensure a secure and compliant setup that meets all safety standards for your facility.

The span, or boom length, for our wall mounted jib cranes is typically configured based on your workspace needs, often reaching up to 20 feet. The required capacity directly influences the maximum achievable span. Our specialists can help determine the optimal span for your application to maximize coverage without compromising safety or performance.

Standard wall mounted jib cranes typically offer 180-degree or 200-degree rotation. This provides excellent coverage for a semi-circular work area adjacent to the mounting column. This range is ideal for serving individual workstations or machine cells, allowing for efficient transfer of materials within the designated zone without interfering with overhead crane operations.

Our jib cranes feature variable speed controls for precise and safe material handling. This allows operators to carefully position loads, reducing the risk of damage to materials or equipment. Pendants or remote controls are available to suit your operational preferences, providing flexibility and enhancing user safety by allowing the operator to stand clear of the load during lifts.

We pride ourselves on fast fulfillment to minimize your operational downtime. For our in-stock wall mounted jib crane models, we offer a standard shipping lead time of just 10 days. This ensures you can get your new lifting equipment installed and operational quickly. For custom configurations, our specialists can provide an accurate lead time with your quote.

A wall mounted jib crane is an excellent choice when you have a suitable building column or wall and want to conserve floor space. They are ideal for individual workstations. A freestanding jib is better when no adequate support structure exists or when you need 360-degree rotation for a larger work area. We offer both types to fit any facility layout.