#Jib Cranes

We design and build jib cranes for handling and lifting heavy materials such as molds, panels, sheet metal, glass, marble, and wood. These are practical and economical solutions, perfect for serving localized workstations, close to the area of use. Jib cranes effectively resolve handling phases between different processing stages and, where necessary, can be integrated with overhead cranes to facilitate the movement of semi-finished and finished products.

Thanks to their versatility, jib cranes are the ideal choice in areas where an overhead crane cannot be installed or when it’s desired to avoid tying it up for small operations. They can be installed on the floor (pillar-mounted) or anchored to a wall or reinforced concrete pillar (wall-mounted/cantilever).

Each jib crane consists of a rotating arm, known as the “jib,” which can rotate manually, electrically, or via a manual chain, and can be made of a beam or channel profile. The arm is fixed by a pivot to a steel pillar or, with specific brackets, to a pillar or beam. For load lifting, the crane is equipped with an electric, manual, or pneumatic hoist, chain or wire rope, which travels along the beam via a manual, electric, or pneumatic trolley.

Attollo manufactures and markets a wide range of jib cranes, including:

• Pillar jib cranes with resin anchor bolts or concrete plinth
• Wall-mounted jib cranes for wall or pillar installation
• Articulated jib cranes for greater maneuverability
• Jib cranes for boat hoisting and boatyards
• Lightweight aluminum or mobile forklift-mountable and palletized versions
• Channel profile jib cranes or tie-rod supported beam jib cranes, inverted cantilever beam
• Fully motorized models or special executions
• Cranes with motorized rotation, 360° slewing ring
• Demountable and transportable versions, ideal for temporary use

All jib cranes can be equipped with radio control or remote control, and are designed in compliance with current regulations, with capacities up to 40 tons.