• Spanco Mast-Style Jib Cranes provide full 360-degree rotation while eliminating the cost of a special foundation, which can cost more than the crane. As a lower cost alternative to freestanding jib cranes, these full-feature mast-style cranes:
    • Are bolted to the floor and existing overhead support structure (e.g., steel beams)
    • Require no special foundation, but only a standard 6-inch reinforced concrete floor
    • Are available with power rotation on all models

    Mast-Style Jib Crane Features

    • Uses wide-flange beam or I-beam for the boom and a wide-flange beam for the column
    • The top assembly has self-aligning spherical bearings
    • The bottom assembly has bronze bearings and bronze thrust washers
    • Both bearing assemblies are provided with grease fittings for lubrication to aid rotation
  • Spanco PF-Series Gantry Cranes offer high capacity, high height, long span, and economical lifting solutions.
    These strong, portal frame (PF) cranes can be ideal if:
    • Your building can’t support freestanding cranes or ceiling-mounted cranes; PF-Gantry Cranes are self-supporting and travel directly on the floor
    • Your lifting volume is moderate and can’t justify more expensive, permanently installed cranes
    • You need an economical, versatile lifting system to supplement your existing overhead cranes
    • You rent your facility; these gantries can be relocated in the future
    • Your plant has been “making do” with multiple forklifts; coordinating too many lifts, especially on heavy or very long loads, is unsafe, inefficient, and time consuming
    • Can’t fit a double leg PF crane into your plant due to narrow bays or crowded machinery? Check out our Spanco Single Leg Gantry Cranes.
    *For custom designs above and beyond the listed limitations, contact Spanco.
    • LED display
    • Top lifting eye or shackle, bottom thrust bearing swivel hook
    • 12 volt rechargeable battery and universal 115/230 VAC, 50/60 Hz battery charger (NA plug standard)
  • Overhead bridge cranes are permanently installed cranes within a facility that are used to lift and move material from one location to another in a safe and efficient manner. The bridge crane provides lift coverage within its full dimensional envelope which typically prevents the need for multiple lifting devices or multiple transfers. Overhead bridge cranes are typically designed and manufactured per application so that they can meet the exact needs of the user and fit within the facility’s dimensional parameters.
  • Select from an extensive range of portable davit cranes, offering the flexibility to shift between different work areas, thereby enhancing productivity and convenience. Regardless of your specific requirements for lifting and hoisting, our collection of exceptional lifting equipment, ranging from workstation cranes to davit hoists, ensures comprehensive coverage. These portable cranes include an increased hook height, enabling the handling of taller loads with minimal adjustments to the boom. They can be operated using either a hand or power winch, providing versatility. Thanks to their straightforward setup and user-friendly nature, these cranes are specifically engineered to accommodate clearance, lift height, and ergonomic operation.
  • 402 Series Portable Base Articulating Jib Cranes

    • Easy installation at nearly any location
    • Offers 360-degree rotation for inner and outer arms
    • Anchor bolts are used to secure the baseplate to a counterweight base for portability and stability under load
    • The pipe mast’s connection to the hexagonal baseplate is reinforced with six equally spaced gussets
    Spanco Articulating Jib Cranes support nearly any type of manipulator, balancer, or hoist. 402-Series Portable Base Jib Cranes have all the features of the 402-Series Freestanding Jib Cranes, except with portable counterweight bases. With their forklift pockets, they’re ideal for facilities needing flexible workflows and/or modular workstations.
  • Spanco Workstation Jib Cranes offer easy, ergonomic lifting and transfer of repetitive loads. These small, nimble cranes are faster than motorized jibs and are very affordable. 500-Series Portable Base Jib Cranes have all the features of the 500-Series Freestanding Jib Cranes, except with portable counterweight bases. With their forklift pockets, they’re ideal for facilities needing flexible workflows and/or modular workstations. Spanco Workstation Jib Cranes feature our smooth-running enclosed track and trolleys. The self-cleaning enclosed track protects the trolley from dust, debris, and other environmental factors and ensures accurate trolley wheel alignment to minimize friction and wear.

    Features of Spanco 500-Series Portable Freestanding Workstation Jib Cranes

    • 360-degree rotation
    • Standard crane heights to 12 feet (floor to bottom of boom); taller designs available
    • Smaller capacity cranes use square mounting plates with welded gussets connected to the mast; each plate uses four anchor bolts
    • Larger capacity cranes use hexagonal mounting plates with welded gussets connected to the mast; each plate uses 6 anchor bolts
    • Up to 500-pound capacity with 16-foot span
    • Up to 1,000-pound capacity with 10-foot span
    • Custom bases are available
  • Single girder top running bridge cranes allow for a load capacity up to 20 tons and spans up to 120 feet.
  • Excellent Alternative to Expensive Overhead Cranes

    Spanco Semi Gantry Cranes offer high capacity, high height, economical lifting solutions when:
    • Your plant has been “making do” with multiple forklifts; coordinating too many lifts, especially on heavy or very long loads, is unsafe, inefficient, and time consuming
    • Your lifting volume is moderate and can’t justify more expensive, permanently installed cranes
    • You need an economical, versatile lifting system to supplement your existing overhead cranes
    Our single leg crane (also known as a “semi gantry”) maximizes your space utilization. One leg end moves over the floor on wheels while the other end runs overhead on a wall-mounted I-beam using one of two end truck designs:
    Top-Running End Truck: The end of the gantry’s I-beam mounts onto an end truck that travels on the top side of an overhead runway beam

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