Wall-Mounted Jib Crane, BXL Type

The BXL jib crane mounts on a wall or an existing structural column using a standard wall bracket, so it takes up no floor space and is simple to assemble. The arm sits at the top of the bracket with no tie rod above it, which places it closer to the ceiling and gives more lifting height underneath. It suits workstations along walls and halls with relatively low ceilings. It is designed for loads up to 0.5 ton and arm lengths up to 7 m, with a slewing angle of up to 270°. The arm usually carries an electric chain hoist and is turned by hand. End stops on the arm limit the trolley travel. Before installation, check that the wall or column can carry the load. Design to DIN 15018, classes H2/B2. Permitted lifting capacity depends on arm length. The model table lists the available combinations of arm length and load.

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BZK

Floor-Mounted Pillar Jib Crane, BZK Type

The BZK jib crane stands on a steel pillar anchored to the floor, with a slewing arm that carries an electric chain hoist. It suits a fixed workstation where loads are lifted and moved within a radius around the pillar, such as an assembly station, a machine or a loading area. It is designed for loads up to 1 ton and arm lengths up to 7 m, with a slewing angle of up to 270°. The arm is turned by hand, and the structure is designed to make better use of the lifting height under the arm. The pillar is fixed to the foundation with chemical anchors, and end stops on the arm limit the trolley travel. Design to DIN 15018, classes H2/B2. Permitted lifting capacity depends on arm length. The model table lists the available combinations of arm length and load.

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BZL

Floor-Mounted Pillar Jib Crane, BZL Type

The BZL jib crane stands on a steel pillar anchored to the floor, with the arm mounted at the top of the pillar and no tie rod above it. This places the arm closer to the ceiling and gives more lifting height underneath. It suits halls with relatively low ceilings or jobs where the load needs to be lifted as high as possible. It is designed for loads up to 0.5 ton and arm lengths up to 7 m, with a slewing angle of up to 270°. The arm usually carries an electric chain hoist and is turned by hand. The pillar is fixed to the foundation with chemical anchors, and end stops on the arm limit the trolley travel. Design to DIN 15018, classes H2/B2. Permitted lifting capacity depends on arm length. The model table lists the available combinations of arm length and load.

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BXK

Wall-Mounted Jib Crane, BXK Type

The BXK jib crane mounts on a wall or an existing structural column, so it takes up no floor space. The slewing arm usually carries an electric chain hoist, and the crane suits workstations along walls, next to machines and on production lines where the floor needs to stay clear. It is designed for loads up to 1 ton and arm lengths up to 7 m, with a slewing angle of up to 270°. The arm is built from a rail track, in a flexible or rigid version, and the trolley is easily pushed along it by hand. The crane's own weight is relatively low, so it can also be installed in light-structure industrial buildings, provided the wall or column can carry the load. Design to DIN 15018, classes H2/B2. Permitted lifting capacity depends on arm length. The model table lists the available combinations of arm length and load.

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