Cranes with suspended arms are ideal lifting equipment for various companies seeking to enhance productivity and improve working conditions. These cranes belong to the light and compact lifting machinery industry that can be paired with electric hoists and manual winches. They feature a simple structure, easy operation, flexible rotation, ample working space, minimal footprint, and are widely used in workshops, warehouses, ports, and outdoor job sites. These cranes can be equipped with variable frequency or wireless remote control devices based on user requirements.

An overhead crane that can be paired with an electric chain hoist or an electric wire rope hoist. It consists of a column, a rotating arm, an articulated driving device, and an electric hoist. The bottom of the column is fixed to a concrete foundation with anchor bolts. The crane's rotation is powered by an electric motor driving a reduction gear unit, while the electric hoist operates back and forth on the I-beam of the jib.

The jib crane is designed for light to medium-duty work, with a rated lifting capacity of up to 16 tons. Businesses can choose different specifications and models of jib cranes based on job requirements. Jib cranes typically come in two operating modes: electric rotation and manual rotation. The rotation angle of the boom can be selected from various options, such as 180°, 270°, 345°, and 360°, depending on the application. Jib cranes are widely used in material handling operations across various modern industrial settings, including manufacturing, automotive, shipbuilding production lines, assembly lines, warehouses, docks, and laboratories.