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Configure your individual pillar- or wall-mounted slewing crane and request a quote in just a few steps.
Define the maximum load, required outreach and useful lifting height at the workstation. The slewing range must cover the pickup and set-down positions without colliding with walls, columns, machines or neighbouring work areas. Load dimensions and centre of gravity also affect practical handling.
For a wall-mounted jib crane, provide information about the existing support structure. A pillar-mounted crane additionally requires suitable floor and foundation conditions. State the operating frequency, preferred slewing method, hoist type, controls and available power supply.
Photographs and a simple layout make the intended workflow easier to understand. SHT can then coordinate the jib, hoist, trolley and power feed and consider installation, maintenance access and recurring inspection from the start of the project.
A pillar-mounted jib crane requires suitable floor and foundation conditions; a wall-mounted design requires reliable structural data for the column or wall. External dimensions alone are not sufficient to select a fixing method. Drawings and available structural records should therefore be included.
Mark machines, walls and traffic routes within the intended slewing range. Load dimensions, pickup height and operator position influence the useful outreach. For frequent movements, an electric slewing drive or powered trolley may improve ergonomics and cycle time.
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