Crane components determine lifting safety, uptime, and load control. If you understand the key parts—especially the hoist, wire rope/chain, hooks, brakes, boom/jib structure, slewing system, and outriggers—you can spot e...

What Is a Jib Crane? A jib crane is a lifting device with a horizontal rotating arm (the jib) that moves loads within a defined circular or semi-circular area. It’s designed for short-range, repetitive lifting—like movi...

A leveler, also known as a leveling machine or roller leveler, is an industrial machine designed to flatten metal coils, sheets, and plates by eliminating internal stresses, warping, and surface irregularities. The mach...

Pascal's Law: The Foundation of Hydraulic Systems Hydraulic machines work under the principle of Pascal's Law, which states that pressure applied to a confined incompressible fluid is transmitted equally in all directio...

Bottom line: when a wall-mounted jib crane is the right choice A wall-mounted jib crane is the best option when you need fast, repeatable material handling along a wall or column line—without sacrificing floor space. In...

A mobile folding arm crane is the right choice when you need flexible lifts without dedicating floor space—provided you size it by working radius (reach) and stabilize the base as carefully as you would any fixed crane. ...

Power-assisted manipulator: the direct answer A power-assisted manipulator is the most practical solution when you need one operator to position heavy or awkward parts accurately while keeping the “feel” of manual handl...

In the high-end manufacturing field, the leveling accuracy of sheet metal directly determines the quality of end products, and intelligence is the core lever to improve production line efficiency. Top domestic manufactur...

It is understood that traditional hydraulic leveling machines generally suffer from pain points such as relying on manual precision control and weak adaptability to production lines, making it difficult to meet the proce...