Floor Cranes
Hydraulic Floor Cranes
Ruger® hydraulic floor cranes are more versatile than jib cranes and more mobile than gantry cranes. They are ideal for continuous use in industrial environments where rugged all-welded construction makes them durable performers day in and day out.
Known by many names, including engine cranes, engine lifts, shop cranes or cherry pickers, these load lift products are used by many companies as safer, smaller and less expensive alternatives to tow motor-type lift trucks.
Their ergonomic benefits are significant, as they eliminate many back-braking activities while easily navigating standard door openings, narrow aisles and elevators.
Ruger manufactures both manual push and full power hydraulic floor cranes. Manual units are available in straddle and reverse styles, with lifting capabilities up to 6000 lbs. Our powerful full power units are ideal for repetitive lifting and maintenance applications.
Our products are availble in stainless steel, making them ideal for food processing and pharmaceutical use. Additionally, we enthusiastically welcome requests for custom engineered or modified lifting equipment.
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Portable design lifts loads almost anywhere for greater versatility |
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No foundation required to maximize available floor space |
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Self-contained lifting mechanism does not require electricity or air |
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Integrated load lifting frame supports raised load for use in open areas |
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Services multiple lifting applications in a wide variety of locations |
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Fits through standard door openings, narrow aisles and onto elevators |
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Adjustable height and reach to negotiate obstructions |
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Cantilever lifting boom permits the extraction of recessed objects |
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No installation, assembly or setup required prior to operation |
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Suspended loads held in place without a motor or mechanical brake |
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Standard unit includes overload sensing for greater operator safety |
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No motors or gearing to service |
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