Articulated Jib Crane
Lifting Capacity: 50 – 1,000 Tons
Lifting Height: 2 – 6 m
Span Range: 1 – 6 m
Duty Class: A5
Working Temperature: -20°C to +40°C
Compact and efficient light crane solutions for workstations, assembly lines, and light-to-medium material handling. Cranox provides customizable jib cranes and KBK enclosed track systems tailored for effortless lifting and fluid manual or motorized movement.
KBK Crane System: A flexible, modular overhead light crane system utilizing enclosed tracks to provide smooth, manual or motorized linear and cross-area coverage.
Jib Crane: A localized lifting solution consisting of a horizontal boom (jib) mounted on a freestanding pillar, wall, or column, offering 180° to 360° rotational coverage.
0.25 - 3ton
3m - 12m
1m - 6m
1 - 20ton
2m - 10m
2m - 10m
50 - 1000kg
2m - 6m
1m - 6m

Lifting Capacity: 50 – 1,000 Tons
Lifting Height: 2 – 6 m
Span Range: 1 – 6 m
Duty Class: A5
Working Temperature: -20°C to +40°C

Lifting Capacity: 0.25 – 3 Tons
Lifting Height: 3 – 12 m
Span Range: 1 – 6 m
Duty Class: A5
Working Temperature: -20°C to +40°C

Lifting Capacity 0.5 – 5 Tons
Lifting Height 1.5 – 6 m
Span Range 1 – 6 m
Duty Class A3
Working Temperature -20°C to +40°C
KBK crane systems provide smooth and flexible material transfer between workstations, improving handling efficiency and supporting continuous production operations.
Jib cranes provide a dedicated lifting solution for loading and unloading CNC machines, production equipment, and workpieces within a defined working area.
Complete lifting solutions from equipment selection and design to manufacturing and delivery.
Direct access to factory manufacturing, quality control, and competitive pricing.
Engineered to match your specific working conditions, site requirements, and lifting needs.
Professional support from installation and commissioning to long-term operation.
To recommend a suitable light crane, Cranox engineers usually need the lifting capacity, span, lifting height, working duty, working environment and power supply.
The maximum weight the crane can safely lift during operations.
Vertical distance the hook can travel up and down.
Distance between the two centerlines of crane rails.
Operational intensity rating based on load frequency and severity.
Environmental factors like temperature, dust, or humidity.
Electrical voltage and frequency powering the crane system.
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