JIB CRANES
Wall-Mounted Tie Rod Jib
Installed directly on a building column, the wall-mounted model is the most economical.
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Maximum range 30'
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Capacity up to 5 tons
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We offer an engineering service to check your column's suitability for a jib
Wall Cantilever Jib Crane
Installed directly on a building column, the raised boom model allows use of the full available lifting height of the building.
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Maximum range 30'
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Capacity up to 5 tons
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We offer an engineering service to check your column's suitability for a jib
Freestanding Jib
This jib is fixed by anchors directly to the concrete slab or foundation, the freestanding jib is an economical and versatile lifting solution. Motorized freestanding jib cranes are also available.
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Maximum height of 20'
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Maximum range 30'
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Capacity up to 5 tons
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Rotation of 180, 270, 360 degrees
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We offer an engineering service to check your column's suitability for a jib
Custom Jib Crane
Protech can also design custom jibs like this double jib on a single self-supporting column.
Articulated Gorbel Jib Crane
Protech can also supply articulated jibs. These are practical when you have to go around an obstacle or a wall when handling the load.
It can be freestanding, wall-mounted, or suspended.
Portable Jib Crane
Portable jibs are perfect for work areas that require moving the jib to multiple locations within a facility.
Pont Roulant Protech offers custom industrial lifting jib services, including design and sales, throughout Quebec. Our extensive range includes wall-mounted, column-mounted, and freestanding jib cranes and more, all made to measure and capable of supporting loads ranging from 125 kg to 20 tons.
Do you need lifting jibs for your business or industrial site? Call on Pont Roulant Protech! From the design to the sale of jibs, we offer you a wide range of solutions according to your needs.
Uses and Applications of Lifting Jibs
Lifting jibs are used in warehouses and production areas for various tasks
In Which Sectors and Industries Are Jib Cranes Used?
Their ability to optimize productivity and safely handle heavy loads makes them an essential tool in sectors such as automotive, metallurgy, logistics, aeronautics and construction.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
1. What is a lifting gantry and what is it used for?
Answer: A lifting jib is a material handling device designed to lift and move loads within a defined work area. It consists of a rotating arm on which a hoist is mounted. Jibs are often used near workstations, machine tools, loading docks, and assembly areas to facilitate the safe handling of loads.
Protech Value: The jib crane is a simple and cost-effective solution for reducing physical effort and improving the efficiency of lifting operations.
2. What is the difference between a gantry crane, a monorail, and an overhead crane?
Answer: A jib crane covers a circular or semi-circular area around its axis of rotation. A monorail allows a load to be moved along a fixed path, while an overhead crane covers a large area thanks to its movement in multiple directions. The choice depends primarily on the available space, the weight of the loads, and operational requirements.
Protech Value: An analysis of handling flows allows for the selection of equipment offering the best performance and the best return on investment.
3. How to choose the right lifting jib?
Answer: Choosing a jib crane depends on several criteria: the required lifting capacity, the arm reach, the frequency of use, the type of load, and the available space. It is also necessary to determine whether a wall-mounted, column-mounted, or articulated jib crane is best suited to the application.
Protech Value: A preliminary technical assessment helps avoid oversizing or limitations that could harm productivity.
4. Does a lifting gantry need to be inspected regularly?
Answer: Yes. Like all lifting equipment, a jib crane must undergo periodic inspections to check the condition of its structure, anchors, rotation system, and the hoist installed on it. These inspections help ensure compliance with safety standards and prevent failures.
Protech Value: A preventive maintenance program reduces the risk of production downtime and extends equipment life.
5. What are the advantages of a lifting gantry in an industrial environment?
Answer: A lifting jib improves worker safety, increases productivity, and reduces the risk of injuries related to manual handling. Its installation typically requires little space and allows for quick and precise operations for loading, unloading, and assembling parts.
Protech Value: Companies that integrate a gantry crane adapted to their needs often find a reduction in physical effort and a better fluidity of operations.