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JIB CRANES WITH AN ARTICULATED ARM MANUALLY ROTATED

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DONATI SOLLEVAMENTI S.r.l. - Via Roma, 55 - 21020 Daverio (VA) - Tel. 0332 942611 - Fax. 0332 948597<br />

§ Column(CBB column-mounted version):<br />

Made of pressed steel bent in a tubular structure with a polygonal shape it allows a high rigidity and<br />

stability for the crane; it is fixed to the base using a base plate and a system of bolts or log bolts. In the<br />

upper part a couple of plates support the arm of the crane and allow it to rotate (fig.1).<br />

§ Support bracket ( MBB wall-mounted version):<br />

It is formed of a couple of plates made of pressed steel; fixed to the wall or anchored to a column using<br />

staybolts or screws, it acts as a support to the arm and allows it to rotate.(fig. 2).<br />

§ articulated jib:<br />

The jib cranes, both in the wall and column versions, are fitted with an “articulated arm”" composed by two<br />

segments ( semi-arms) fastened.<br />

The articulated arm is made using two cantilevered girders. The semi-arm on the “tie” side is generally<br />

made in boxes casing, while the “cantilever” side can be made using a T-beam or a tubular profile in<br />

which end is fixed the hoist.( fig. 3)<br />

The first segment, semi-arm on the tie side, rotates around the axis situated on the column or on the<br />

bracket where it is fastened. The second segment, semi-arm on the cantilever side, rotates on the ends of<br />

the first segment and is fitted with a planarity regulation system. The two semi-arms can be of different<br />

lengths and are able to rotate independently of each other. Reciprocal mobility, thanks to the “pantograph”<br />

effect, allows the lifting equipment to reach any point in the area to be served, avoiding any obstacles to<br />

the rotation as well as increasing the surface area served behind the column or fixing pillar of the bracket.<br />

The entire articulated arm is directly integral with, via suitable reinforcements, the rotation tube. The two<br />

semi-arms, rotating on their own rotation axes via bearings, allow the optimal use of the available space at<br />

a height due to the absence of staybolts.<br />

fig.1<br />

fig.3<br />

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fig.2

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