Drawer Units
Drawer Units. Drawer Sub-Divider System (For 3″ & 5″ Drawers); Riser Channels.
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Industrial Cranes & Jibs are used for warehouse and industrial use. Use this collection to compare capacity, footprint, and configuration options across industrial-grade models.
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Drawer Units. Drawer Sub-Divider System (For 3″ & 5″ Drawers); Riser Channels.
Crane Mounting Pedestals — Cranes & Jibs. : Crane Mounting Pedestals Part # Install Weight HT66KX 36″ High – for platform body 27656-36 376 LBS HT50KX HT40KX HT30KX 36″ High (HT40/50KX) – for platform body 17830-36 376 LBS HT25KX ET36KX ET30KX ET25KX 36″ High – for platform body 17576-36 376 LBS ET18KX ET16KX 36″ High – for platform body 21699-36 197 LBS ET12K(X) ET8K(X) 21″ High – for platform body 36″ High – for platform body 21571-21 21571-36 95 LBS 130 LBS ET6K CT310KX 21″ High – for platform body 36″ High – for platform body 20480-21 20480-36 95 LBS 130 LBS DT7K 21″ High – for platform body 36″ High – for platform body 14930-21 14930-36 65 LBS 95 LBS **NOTE** There is an available 8″ High mounting pedestal (Part #20480) for the CT310KX and also fits the ET6K.
Articulating Cranes 700 Series — Articulating Cranes. Articulating Cranes 700 Series range from 59,000 FT/LBS up to 323,000 FT/LBS.
Articulating Cranes 500 Series — Articulating Cranes. Articulating Cranes 500 Series range from 10,000 FT/LBS up to 43,000 FT/LBS.
Articulating Cranes 300 Series — Articulating Cranes. Articulating Cranes 300 Series range from 9,000 FT/LBS up to 20,000 FT/LBS.
2016 F-350 Truck Mounted Electric Crane ET8KX. 2016 Ford F350 Super cab 4×4 XL trim / 6.2L v8 Gas Automatic; Reading CM-3 98FALS Utility bed w/ headache rack/work lights/Hose reel/wired for a compressor/additional leaf springs.
2006 Kenworth T300 HT50KX Service Crane & Body. Vanair I300 All In One Compressor,; Caterpillar C7 Turbo Diesel Engine With 250HP,.
2015 F-750 Service Truck HT66KX. 11,000 lbs. lifting capacity from planetary winch; 66,000 ft.-lbs. crane moment rating.
Service Cranes Radio Remotes — Cranes & Jibs. Radio Remotes: Radio remote controlled service cranes greatly improve job site safety by providing the operator the safest vantage point for effective control of the crane.
Start your cranes & jibs comparison with load weight, load dimensions and the handling route. Choose a model around the job it must perform and the space in which it will be used. The product grid is a shortlist, not a substitute for reviewing the individual model specifications. Similar product names can describe different sizes, configurations or operating limits.
Define the complete load, including containers or fixtures, and compare its dimensions with the usable support surface. Review lift range, maneuvering space, floor transitions and power requirements where applicable. A capacity rating must be read with the model’s stated operating conditions.
For this collection, useful published fields include Power Source. Open the individual product pages to compare the recorded values and supporting details. A missing specification is a reason to ask for clarification, not evidence that the product meets the requirement. The filters use the published values exactly as listed and apply to the products on the current page.
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Include the full load weight, length, width and height, the required lift or transfer height, and the route through your facility. Describe floor conditions and available power where relevant. These details help distinguish models with similar names but different operating limits.
Key variables include rated capacity, lift range, usable dimensions, power configuration and application-specific accessories. Include quantities and any requested changes so the quote can identify the specific configuration. Custom requirements need review; do not assume every model can be modified.
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