Detailed parameter table of the cantilever crane:

Q&A:

▶Q: Is operation difficult? Is a certified operator required?

A: Button/remote control operation is simple and easy to learn; you can master it in minutes. Light-duty conventional lifting generally does not require a special certificate, but it is recommended that the manufacturer provide safety training.

▶Q: What is the maximum rotation angle? Will it collide with equipment?

A: Column-mounted cranes commonly use 270°/360° angles, while wall-mounted cranes use 180° angles; limit switches can be added to set a safe angle and prevent collisions.

▶Q: What safety protections does a cantilever crane have?

A: Standard features include lifting limit switches, overload protection, and an emergency stop button. Optional features include anti-collision protection, pressure loss protection, and overload alarms, providing comprehensive protection for personnel and equipment.

▶Q: Can a cantilever crane be remotely operated?

A: Yes, it supports electric remote control. Long-distance operation is safer and more flexible, allowing a single person to complete the lifting operation.

▶Q: What are the advantages of a cantilever crane compared to a crane/forklift?

A: Smaller footprint, lower cost, faster installation, and greater flexibility and precision. Suitable for short-distance, high-frequency lifting operations, saving space compared to a crane and manpower compared to a forklift.

▶Q: Is daily maintenance troublesome?

A: Very simple. Regularly lubricate rotating parts, check wire ropes, chains, and tighten bolts. Low failure rate and low maintenance cost.

▶Q: Can the boom length, height, and tonnage be customized?

A: Yes. Lifting height 3-9.6 meters, tonnage 0.25-5 tons, column height 3-10 meters, can be customized one-to-one according to your workshop size and lifting capacity.