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Machining & Welding Cantilever Jib Crane 16 ft Span, 3 Ton WLL

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$14,477.17
$10,857.88
(You save $3,619.29 )
SKU: 25756
Weight: 2,000.00 LBS
Width: 50.00 (in)
Height: 30.00 (in)
Depth: 194.00 (in)
Shipping: Calculated at Checkout
Working Load Limit: 6,000 lbs
Boom Span: 16 ft
Style: Cantilever, rotating mast
Frame Material: Structural steel
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Machining & Welding Cantilever Jib Crane 16 ft Span, 3 Ton WLL

Machining & Welding Cantilever Jib Crane 16 ft Span, 3 Ton WLL

$14,477.17
$10,857.88
(You save $3,619.29 )

The Machining & Welding Cantilever Jib Crane 16 FT Span concentrates lifting power exactly where repetitive work happens. It offers a 16 foot boom span and a 6,000 pound working load limit around a single rotating mast.

This style of crane is a common fit for welding bays, tool cribs, and inspection stations where parts need to move a short distance but need to move often.

Steel construction and a rotating collar design keep the unit rigid at rated capacity while still allowing full 360 degree or wall mounted swing depending on how you configure it.

For single-station lifting, a cantilever jib crane is typically faster to install and less expensive than extending an overhead runway system.

Facilities ranging from small machine shops to large distribution centers keep equipment like this on hand for the lifts that come up week after week. It is the kind of tool that earns its spot on the floor by saving time on every single pick, and it pays for itself quickly once it replaces improvised rigging on a recurring job.

Rated capacity should always be treated as a hard limit, not a target, and a quick visual inspection before each lift is one of the simplest ways to keep a lifting operation safe. Make sure your operators are trained on the specific rigging setup this equipment requires, and confirm that anyone signing off on a lift understands how to read the working load limit and match it against the actual load being moved.

Durability matters as much as initial capacity when choosing rigging equipment, since hardware that wears unevenly or corrodes quickly ends up costing more over its service life. Choosing components built to recognized manufacturing standards is one of the simplest ways to avoid that added cost down the road.

Full specifications are listed below so you can confirm fit against your current rigging before it ships.

Add the Machining & Welding Cantilever Jib Crane 16 FT Span to a busy workstation and give operators a lift point that is always right where they need it.


Product Info:
•  Working Load Limit: 6,000 lbs
•  Boom Span: 16 ft
•  Style: Cantilever, rotating mast
•  Frame Material: Structural steel
•  Shipping Weight: 1820 lbs

For full warranty terms, visit www.machiningandwelding.com or call their hotline.

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