Lightweight steel davit crane for load handling
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The steel lightweight davit crane is a lifting system designed for manual or semi-manual handling of loads in confined spaces or localized working areas. It is a pivoting jib crane that allows loads to be lifted, positioned, and moved with precision, without the need for complex installations or large structures.
Features of the steel lightweight davit crane
- Ready for lifting in just 5 seconds.
- Very easy to transport lightweight davit crane, only 25 kg.
- 360° rotation on an integrated slewing support system.
- Maintenance-free.
- The crank handle of this lightweight crane is adjustable.
- Included cable: 8 m standard cable (longer lengths available on request).
- Paint application according to DIN/ISO 12944, C1M.
- Integrated winch compliant with EN 13157 and DIN 15020 standards.
Available models of steel lightweight davit crane
| Model | Load capacity | Boom reach | Finish | Recommended use |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| SD125 | 125 kg | Up to 100 cm | Painted steel / Stainless steel / Galvanized | Light-duty work, maintenance, laboratories |
| SD250 | 250 kg | Up to 80 cm | Painted steel / Stainless steel / Galvanized | Workshops, industrial production |
| SD500 | 500 kg | Up to 60 cm | Painted steel / Stainless steel / Galvanized | Heavy industry, frequent handling operations |
Frequently asked questions about steel lightweight davit cranes
What is the difference between standard, galvanized, and stainless steel versions?
The difference lies in environmental resistance. The standard version is suitable for indoor use, the galvanized version for outdoor or harsh environments, and the stainless steel version for hygienic or corrosive environments.
Can the crane rotate fully?
Yes, all steel lightweight davit cranes allow 360° rotation, enabling load handling in any direction within the working radius.
What maintenance is required?
Maintenance is minimal: lubrication of moving parts, inspection of fixings, and periodic checks of the lifting system.
Can it be installed on any type of floor?
No. It is necessary to ensure that the base or foundation can support the working loads and rotational forces of the equipment.
