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An electric-operated floor crane is a type of lifting equipment that uses electric power to operate its hoisting mechanism, making it more efficient and requiring less manual effort compared to traditional, manual cranes. These cranes are designed for lifting heavy loads in a variety of industries, such as warehouses, manufacturing plants, construction sites, and more. They are typically used for moving items like machinery, equipment, or materials.

1. Electric Lifting Mechanism: The crane uses an electric motor to power the lifting action, reducing the need for manual effort and increasing precision and control.
2. Versatility: These cranes can be used for lifting and transporting loads horizontally as well as vertically.
3. Compact Design: Electric-operated floor cranes are often designed to be more compact and easier to move around, making them ideal for confined spaces or locations with limited room.
4. Weight Capacity: Depending on the model, these cranes can have varying weight capacities, from several hundred kilograms to several tons.
5. Electric Control: The crane features an electric control panel for smooth operation of lifting, lowering, and sometimes tilting actions, which ensures safer handling of loads.
6. Mobility: Many electric floor cranes come with wheels, making them mobile and easy to reposition within a workspace.
7. Safety Features: Common safety features include overload protection, emergency stop buttons, and a limit switch to prevent overtravel.

• Material Handling: Lifting heavy or bulky items in factories or warehouses.
• Maintenance: Assisting in the lifting of equipment for repair or maintenance work.
• Assembly Lines: Moving products or components from one area to another on a production line.
• Storage and Inventory: Organizing heavy goods in storage areas.

• Efficiency: Electric operation minimizes the need for human effort and speeds up the lifting process.
• Safety: The electric controls can provide smoother, more controlled movements, which lowers the risk of accidents compared to manual cranes.
• Reduced Labor: It allows fewer workers to handle larger, heavier loads, contributing to cost savings in labor.

A workshop floor crane typically refers to a mobile or stationary crane that is used in industrial or workshop environments to move heavy objects, materials, or components. These cranes are designed to be robust, easy to operate, and to offer efficient lifting solutions in confined spaces or across factory floors.

Here are some key features and types of workshop floor cranes:

• Overhead Cranes: These cranes are mounted on rails along the ceiling of a workshop or factory. They can move loads horizontally across a large area. Overhead cranes often have hoists that can lift objects vertically.
• Gantry Cranes: Similar to overhead cranes, but these have legs that support the crane structure from the floor. They are more flexible and can be used in areas where ceiling-mounted cranes are not possible.
• Floor Jib Cranes: These are smaller, often mounted on the ground or a column, and provide a rotating arm to lift and move loads. They are ideal for small workshops with localized lifting needs.
• Forklift Cranes: These are mobile cranes that can be mounted on a forklift truck, offering lifting capacity but with mobility across the workshop.
• Hydraulic Floor Cranes (Lifting Jacks): These are portable cranes that use hydraulic lifting systems to handle heavy loads. They are typically mobile and designed for smaller tasks in tight spaces.

• Capacity: Workshop cranes can handle loads ranging from a few hundred kilograms to several tons, depending on the size and type.
• Mobility: Some cranes are mobile, mounted on wheels, or rails, allowing them to be moved easily within the workshop.
• Adjustability: Many floor cranes, especially jib or gantry types, can be adjusted to accommodate different load sizes or working heights.
• Ease of Use: Modern workshop cranes often come with electric, hydraulic, or manual lifting mechanisms, providing an easy way to lift and lower heavy materials.
• Safety Features: Many floor cranes come with built-in safety mechanisms like locking brakes, load limiters, and emergency stops to ensure safe operations.

• Lifting heavy machinery, engines, or industrial equipment.
• Moving materials and components from one area of the workshop to another.
• Loading and unloading materials from storage.
• Assisting with assembly processes by positioning large parts or products.

Backed by dexterous professionals, we have been able to provide the customers with an exclusive range of Floor Cranes. Manufactured using genuine raw material, the range is appreciated for its strength, robust construction, high efficiency and excellent performance. Besides, the entire range strictly complies with the international quality standards and is thoroughly tested on various parameters to ensure quality and flawlessness.

Features :

• Outriggers on the crane body to ensure a stable lift at height
• Excellent capacity: 152kg, 254kg, 508kg, 750kg, 1000kg and 2000kg
• Brakes with locking Castor''s and directional locking Castor''s / wheels
• Electric power 12v DC battery drive / propulsion
• Vertical telescopic mast adjustment
• Choice of lifting equipment suspended from crane, manual, electric or pneumatic
• Jacking feet to give a level and stable lift
• Certified lifting points for the ability to have crane lifted / moved by an overhead crane
• Fork truck pockets, to enable the counterbalanced floor crane to be moved by a fork truck
• Removable vertical jib column to assist packing for export orders
• Rotating vertical jib arm, will rotate 15 degrees either direction
• 12 month guarantee

Important Safety Information :

• Always inspect hook and latch before using
• Never use a latch that is distorted or bent

A workshop floor crane typically refers to a mobile or stationary crane that is used in industrial or workshop environments to move heavy objects, materials, or components. These cranes are designed to be robust, easy to operate, and to offer efficient lifting solutions in confined spaces or across factory floors.

Here are some key features and types of workshop floor cranes:

• Overhead Cranes: These cranes are mounted on rails along the ceiling of a workshop or factory. They can move loads horizontally across a large area. Overhead cranes often have hoists that can lift objects vertically.
• Gantry Cranes: Similar to overhead cranes, but these have legs that support the crane structure from the floor. They are more flexible and can be used in areas where ceiling-mounted cranes are not possible.
• Floor Jib Cranes: These are smaller, often mounted on the ground or a column, and provide a rotating arm to lift and move loads. They are ideal for small workshops with localized lifting needs.
• Forklift Cranes: These are mobile cranes that can be mounted on a forklift truck, offering lifting capacity but with mobility across the workshop.
• Hydraulic Floor Cranes (Lifting Jacks): These are portable cranes that use hydraulic lifting systems to handle heavy loads. They are typically mobile and designed for smaller tasks in tight spaces.

• Capacity: Workshop cranes can handle loads ranging from a few hundred kilograms to several tons, depending on the size and type.
• Mobility: Some cranes are mobile, mounted on wheels, or rails, allowing them to be moved easily within the workshop.
• Adjustability: Many floor cranes, especially jib or gantry types, can be adjusted to accommodate different load sizes or working heights.
• Ease of Use: Modern workshop cranes often come with electric, hydraulic, or manual lifting mechanisms, providing an easy way to lift and lower heavy materials.
• Safety Features: Many floor cranes come with built-in safety mechanisms like locking brakes, load limiters, and emergency stops to ensure safe operations.

• Lifting heavy machinery, engines, or industrial equipment.
• Moving materials and components from one area of the workshop to another.
• Loading and unloading materials from storage.
• Assisting with assembly processes by positioning large parts or products.

An electric-operated floor crane is a type of lifting equipment that uses electric power to operate its hoisting mechanism, making it more efficient and requiring less manual effort compared to traditional, manual cranes. These cranes are designed for lifting heavy loads in a variety of industries, such as warehouses, manufacturing plants, construction sites, and more. They are typically used for moving items like machinery, equipment, or materials.

1. Electric Lifting Mechanism: The crane uses an electric motor to power the lifting action, reducing the need for manual effort and increasing precision and control.
2. Versatility: These cranes can be used for lifting and transporting loads horizontally as well as vertically.
3. Compact Design: Electric-operated floor cranes are often designed to be more compact and easier to move around, making them ideal for confined spaces or locations with limited room.
4. Weight Capacity: Depending on the model, these cranes can have varying weight capacities, from several hundred kilograms to several tons.
5. Electric Control: The crane features an electric control panel for smooth operation of lifting, lowering, and sometimes tilting actions, which ensures safer handling of loads.
6. Mobility: Many electric floor cranes come with wheels, making them mobile and easy to reposition within a workspace.
7. Safety Features: Common safety features include overload protection, emergency stop buttons, and a limit switch to prevent overtravel.

• Material Handling: Lifting heavy or bulky items in factories or warehouses.
• Maintenance: Assisting in the lifting of equipment for repair or maintenance work.
• Assembly Lines: Moving products or components from one area to another on a production line.
• Storage and Inventory: Organizing heavy goods in storage areas.

• Efficiency: Electric operation minimizes the need for human effort and speeds up the lifting process.
• Safety: The electric controls can provide smoother, more controlled movements, which lowers the risk of accidents compared to manual cranes.
• Reduced Labor: It allows fewer workers to handle larger, heavier loads, contributing to cost savings in labor.

A workshop floor crane typically refers to a mobile or stationary crane that is used in industrial or workshop environments to move heavy objects, materials, or components. These cranes are designed to be robust, easy to operate, and to offer efficient lifting solutions in confined spaces or across factory floors.

Here are some key features and types of workshop floor cranes:

• Overhead Cranes: These cranes are mounted on rails along the ceiling of a workshop or factory. They can move loads horizontally across a large area. Overhead cranes often have hoists that can lift objects vertically.
• Gantry Cranes: Similar to overhead cranes, but these have legs that support the crane structure from the floor. They are more flexible and can be used in areas where ceiling-mounted cranes are not possible.
• Floor Jib Cranes: These are smaller, often mounted on the ground or a column, and provide a rotating arm to lift and move loads. They are ideal for small workshops with localized lifting needs.
• Forklift Cranes: These are mobile cranes that can be mounted on a forklift truck, offering lifting capacity but with mobility across the workshop.
• Hydraulic Floor Cranes (Lifting Jacks): These are portable cranes that use hydraulic lifting systems to handle heavy loads. They are typically mobile and designed for smaller tasks in tight spaces.

• Capacity: Workshop cranes can handle loads ranging from a few hundred kilograms to several tons, depending on the size and type.
• Mobility: Some cranes are mobile, mounted on wheels, or rails, allowing them to be moved easily within the workshop.
• Adjustability: Many floor cranes, especially jib or gantry types, can be adjusted to accommodate different load sizes or working heights.
• Ease of Use: Modern workshop cranes often come with electric, hydraulic, or manual lifting mechanisms, providing an easy way to lift and lower heavy materials.
• Safety Features: Many floor cranes come with built-in safety mechanisms like locking brakes, load limiters, and emergency stops to ensure safe operations.

• Lifting heavy machinery, engines, or industrial equipment.
• Moving materials and components from one area of the workshop to another.
• Loading and unloading materials from storage.
• Assisting with assembly processes by positioning large parts or products.

These are precision engineered floor cranes, used for loading or unloading of material from trucks, maintenance work, dies loading on presses and various other applications. Further, we manufacture these products in the guidance of our professionals using quality raw material and other components.

Features :

• Durability
• Easy installation
• High performance
• Rugged in construction.

Electric Battery Floor Crane offered comprise fully powered and high performance based floor cranes.

• Support moving loads quickly, easily and safely
• Featuring 24V DC drive and lift motor for handling of heavy-duty jobs
• Ergonomic handle with easy-to-operate throttle
• Also comes with convenient lift/lower controls, proprietary safety-enhancing emergency reverse function and other provisions
• Featuring electromagnetic disc brake
• Available with lead acid deep cycle batteries and integral battery charger