Lifting Crane

Base: A heavy-duty rectangular base, likely made of steel, designed for stability. It appears to have forklift pockets for easy transportation.

Mast/Pillar: A vertical yellow steel column mounted at the center of the base.

Boom Arm: A horizontal arm connected to the top of the column, capable of rotating (swiveling) around the mast.

End Attachment Point: The arm has an extended section with a hole for attaching lifting equipment like a hoist or hook.

Rotation: The boom likely allows 360° or partial rotation, enabling movement of loads in a circular area.

Purpose: Used for lifting and moving heavy objects in workshops, warehouses, or construction sites where mobility is needed.

Strong Load Capacity – Designed to handle heavy loads ranging from a few hundred kilograms to several tons.

Adjustable Height & Reach – Telescopic or fixed booms for flexibility in lifting operations.

Durable Construction – Made from high-grade steel for strength and long life.

Easy Operation – Manual, electric, or hydraulic controls for smooth handling.

Portability Options – Fixed, mobile, or truck-mounted designs available