Seinäpuominostureita

Seinäpuominostureita, often translated as wall jib cranes or wall-mounted jib cranes, are a type of material handling equipment used in industrial and workshop environments. They are designed to lift and move loads within a confined area, typically adjacent to a building's supporting wall or structure. Unlike freestanding jib cranes, wall puominostureita do not require a dedicated floor support column, making them an efficient use of space.

These cranes are characterized by a horizontal jib arm that rotates around a pivot point. The jib arm is mounted to a vertical wall bracket, which is securely attached to a load-bearing wall. A hoist, usually an electric or manual chain hoist, travels along the jib arm, allowing for precise positioning of the lifted material. The rotation of the jib arm typically covers an arc of 180 to 270 degrees, enabling a wide working radius.

Seinäpuominostureita are particularly well-suited for applications such as loading and unloading machinery, moving components between workstations, and serving specific areas within a production line. Their compact design and ability to operate close to walls make them ideal for facilities where floor space is limited. They are often employed in manufacturing plants, assembly shops, and maintenance facilities. The load capacity of these cranes varies depending on the specific model and application, with common capacities ranging from a few hundred kilograms to several tons.