Companies in certain industries have particularly demanding requirements for their lifting equipment. Sectors such as pharmaceuticals, food processing, and clean room applications need more than to move heavy loads within a relatively confined space—they also need to make sure to keep those workspaces exceptionally clean, or even sterile. Other industries such as chemical processing and oil & gas may be exposed to the elements or highly caustic environments where corrosion is a constant problem.
Chainhoist.com carries a full range of stainless steel jib cranes to meet these requirements.
Stainless steel built to withstand caustic chemicals and washdown environments
Cranes are shipped with no exterior coatings or paint for cleanroom environments
Contact us today to discuss the right stainless steel jib cranes for your project.
Jib cranes are fairly straightforward in terms of design: a single horizontal arm swiveling on a vertical support beam carries a lifting crane, which can lift and move loads anywhere within reach of the arm. Floor-mounted jib cranes can offer added versatility: if mounted a sufficient distance from any walls or obstructions, they can have 360° mobility within a workspace. Pillar-mounted jib cranes, which have a stronger mounting attachment within the structure's foundation, can offer the same range of movement with increased lifting capacity.
Cantilevered or wall-mounted jib cranes are attached to a building's vertical support beam and rotate 180°.
Where maximum mobility is required, consider portable jib cranes. These cranes, which feature open fork slots for a fork lift or pallet jack, can be moved to any area within a facility, eliminating the need to attach to a cement foundation like conventional floor-mounted cranes.
No matter how large or small your operation and lifting needs, Chainhoist.com has the stainless steel jib crane on hand to meet your needs. Contact us today to learn more.
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