The BZ wall-mounted slewing jib crane occupies no floor space and needs no foundation: it mounts on walls, columns, pillars or machine bodies. With capacities up to 5,000 kg, jib lengths up to 10 m and 180° slewing, it keeps the floor free while serving machines and workbenches.


The BZ wall-mounted slewing jib crane gives up the floor-standing pillar of conventional jib cranes: the crane is mounted directly on a load-bearing wall, a steel column, a workshop pillar or even on a machine body. It occupies no floor space at all and needs no separate foundation, yet it provides a fully capable slewing lifting point exactly where material is handled. Two independent support bases ensure stable load carrying, and installation is quick and economical.
Depending on the configuration, the load is carried by a reduction-gear driven slewing jib or moved by manual push. With capacities up to 5,000 kg, jib lengths up to 10 m and a slewing angle of 180°, the crane is ideal for serving a defined working sector: machines, workbenches, doorways and loading openings. Easy operation, precise positioning and smooth running make it the first choice in workshops where the floor must stay completely free for traffic, transport and production equipment.
Area-saving design: mounted on wall, column, pillar or machine body, occupies no floor space
No separate foundation required; installation is quick and economical
Maximum lifting capacity 5,000 kg; maximum jib length 10 m
Slewing angle 180°, ideal for serving a defined working sector
Slewing by reduction gear (electric) or manual push operation
Easy operation, precise positioning and smooth running
Two independent support bases ensure stable load carrying
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Item |
Data |
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Maximum lifting capacity |
5,000 kg |
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Available capacities |
125 / 250 / 500 / 1,000 / 2,000 / 3,000 / 5,000 kg |
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Working radius |
2 - 12 m |
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Maximum jib length |
10 m |
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Slewing angle |
180° |
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Slewing operation |
Electric (reduction gear) or manual push |
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Installation |
Wall / column / pillar mounted, no floor foundation |