Compact cranes provide a practical way to lift, transport, and position heavy equipment inside industrial facilities where floor space, access, and overhead clearance are limited. Their small footprint and precise controls allow them to operate in narrow aisles, around production machinery, and in other areas that
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A JMG crane demo gives your team the opportunity to see how a compact electric pick-and-carry crane performs under real working conditions. Rather than relying only on specifications, brochures, or videos, you can evaluate the crane’s maneuverability, lifting control, operator visibility, and suitability for your facility.
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The JMG MC180.08 electric pick and carry crane delivers the lifting power required for demanding industrial jobs while maintaining the maneuverability needed inside busy facilities. With a maximum lifting capacity of 66,100 pounds, fully electric operation, and interchangeable boom configurations, it offers a flexible alternative to
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Forklifts and pick & carry cranes are both valuable pieces of material handling equipment—but they aren’t designed to do the same jobs. Understanding the differences can help improve productivity while increasing safety on the job. Forklifts are built to transport palletized loads. They excel at moving
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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,
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Industrial lifting equipment is expected to perform every day in demanding environments. That starts with thoughtful engineering and quality manufacturing. JMG cranes are proudly designed and manufactured in Italy, where decades of engineering experience have helped shape a product line focused on precision, innovation, and reliability.
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Many people seeing a JMG pick & carry crane for the first time ask the same question: “Where are the outriggers?” The answer highlights one of the biggest differences between a traditional crane and a true pick & carry crane. Most conventional mobile cranes require outriggers
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For many people, the first thing that comes to mind when they hear “electric crane” is zero emissions. While that’s certainly an important advantage, it’s only one of many reasons companies are choosing battery-powered lifting equipment. Electric power can also improve productivity, reduce maintenance, and make
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When someone asks, “How much can it lift?” the answer isn’t always as simple as a single number. Just like a forklift’s capacity changes depending on the load center, a crane’s lifting capacity depends on several factors. Load weight, load dimensions, pick radius, boom configuration, and
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