Every hour spent performing routine maintenance is an hour your equipment isn’t generating value.
That’s one reason more companies are evaluating fully electric lifting equipment.
Compared to traditional internal combustion machines, electric cranes typically eliminate many common maintenance items such as engine oil changes, fuel filters, belts, emissions components, and other engine-related service requirements. Fewer routine service items can help reduce planned maintenance and increase available operating time.
JMG electric pick & carry cranes were designed with productivity in mind. Their fully electric drivetrain not only provides quiet, zero-emission operation, but also simplifies ownership by reducing many of the maintenance tasks associated with diesel-powered equipment.
For manufacturers, machinery movers, and industrial contractors, maximizing uptime is critical. Whether you’re installing production equipment, relocating machinery, or supporting ongoing plant maintenance, reliable equipment helps projects stay on schedule.
Reduced maintenance doesn’t eliminate the need for regular inspections or preventive service. Proper operator inspections, battery care, hydraulic maintenance, and following the manufacturer’s recommended service intervals remain essential for safe, dependable operation.
However, removing many engine-related maintenance requirements allows maintenance teams to focus on keeping equipment productive instead of performing unnecessary service.
When evaluating a lifting solution, purchase price is only one part of the equation. Long-term operating costs, maintenance requirements, reliability, and productivity all contribute to the overall value of the machine.
If you’re considering adding electric lifting equipment to your fleet, we’d be happy to discuss how a JMG pick & carry crane could fit your operation.
Jeff Pejsa
Forklift Exchange
216-544-4075
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