Super-Master Mobile Hydraulic Floor Crane

Super-Master Hydraulic Floor Crane for Industrial Material Handling

The Super-Master Mobile Hydraulic Floor Crane from Air Technical Industries (ATI) is designed for lifting, positioning, and moving heavy industrial loads in manufacturing facilities, maintenance departments, assembly operations, and warehouses. Available in 2,000 lb, 4,000 lb and 6,000 lb lifting capacity models this heavy-duty hydraulic floor crane combines portable operation with controlled lifting performance.

With lifting heights up to 13 feet, the Super-Master provides flexible material handling for equipment installation, machine maintenance, component assembly, and industrial load positioning. Its mobile design allows operators to move the crane between work areas where permanent overhead lifting equipment may not be practical.

Built with heavy-duty steel construction, polyurethane-coated wheels, and a rotating mast, this mobile hydraulic floor crane supports industrial applications that require lifting capacity, maneuverability, and accurate load positioning.

Air Technical Industries also offers optional mast rotation systems and custom-engineered configurations to accommodate specific industrial lifting requirements.

Key Features of the Super-Master Mobile Hydraulic Floor Crane

Heavy-Duty Hydraulic Lifting System

The hydraulic lifting mechanism provides controlled vertical movement for handling heavy industrial components. The Super-Master is available in three nominal lifting capacities 2,000 lbs, 4,000 lbs and 6,000 lbs to accommodate different material handling requirements.

Actual lifting capacity depends on the selected model, boom position, and operating configuration.

Mobile Floor Crane Design for Flexible Material Handling

The Super-Master features large-diameter polyurethane-coated wheels and dual swivel casters with a pivoted steering handle for maneuvering the crane across suitable industrial floor surfaces.

This portable hydraulic crane can be repositioned between workstations, making it useful for maintenance, production support and equipment assembly operations.

Rotating Mast for Precision Load Positioning

The Super-Master includes a 150-degree free-rotation mast with an integrated friction brake, allowing controlled load positioning within its rated operating range.

Optional hand-crank and hydraulic-powered mast rotation configurations are available for applications requiring additional positioning control.

Outriggers for Load Stability

Outriggers provide additional stability during lifting and mast rotation. They are required when using the full rotation range.

Important capacity consideration: ATI specifies a 50% reduction in load capacity when rotating outside the outrigger legs. Operators must follow the applicable model’s load chart, outrigger requirements, and operating instructions.

Industrial-Grade Steel Construction

The crane features heavy-duty structural construction designed for demanding industrial material handling environments. Its robust design supports equipment maintenance, machinery handling, and repeated lifting operations when operated within its rated specifications.

Ergonomic and Operator-Friendly Operation

The hydraulic lifting system, steering handle, and available rotation options help operators control lifting and positioning tasks.

Proper equipment selection and operating procedures can help reduce manual handling demands and improve material handling workflows.

Custom Hydraulic Floor Crane Configurations

ATI offers engineering support for applications requiring specialized dimensions, lifting arrangements, and operating configurations.

Available options include hand-crank and hydraulic-powered mast rotation. Truck-mounted versions with 360-degree mast rotation are also available for appropriate applications.

Super-Master Hydraulic Floor Crane Models and Lifting Capacities

Choosing the correct industrial floor crane requires evaluating the weight of the load, required lifting height, boom reach, and operating conditions.

The Super-Master product family includes the following nominal lifting capacities:

Note: Nominal capacities do not represent the rated capacity at every boom extension or mast rotation position. Refer to the applicable model specifications and load chart when selecting equipment.

Technical Specifications

• Available lifting capacities: 2,000 lbs, 4,000 lbs, and 6,000 lbs
• Maximum lifting height: Up to 13 feet, depending on model and configuration
• Lifting mechanism: Hydraulic
• Mast rotation: 150° free rotation with integrated friction brake
• Optional mast rotation: Hand-crank or hydraulic-powered
• Truck-mounted configurations: Available with 360° mast rotation
• Mobility: Large-diameter polyurethane-coated wheels
• Steering: Dual swivel casters with pivoted steering handle
• Stability: Outriggers required for the full mast rotation range
• Load capacity during rotation: 50% reduction when rotating outside the outrigger legs
• Construction: Heavy-duty industrial steel

For exact boom reach, hook height, overall dimensions, and rated capacities at specific positions, review the individual model specifications or contact ATI’s engineering team.

Benefits of a Mobile Hydraulic Floor Crane

Flexible Lifting Across Multiple Workstations

Unlike permanently installed lifting equipment, a mobile floor crane can be repositioned between suitable work areas. This flexibility helps facilities perform lifting tasks in different maintenance bays, assembly stations, and production areas.

Controlled Heavy-Load Positioning

The hydraulic lifting mechanism and rotating mast allow operators to position components during installation, servicing, and assembly operations.

Reduced Dependence on Fixed Lifting Infrastructure

For appropriate applications, a mobile hydraulic floor crane provides a practical alternative when permanent overhead crane installation is not required or feasible.

Support for Industrial Maintenance

A hydraulic lifting crane can help maintenance teams lift motors, pumps, tooling, and other heavy components during equipment servicing.

Adaptability to Specialized Applications

Available lifting capacities, mast rotation options and ATI’s custom engineering support allow facilities to evaluate equipment configurations suited to their operational requirements.

Industrial Applications of Super-Master Hydraulic Floor Cranes

Manufacturing Facilities

The Super-Master supports material handling tasks involving production machinery, tooling, industrial components, and equipment maintenance.

It can be used to lift and position components during machine servicing, production line adjustments, and assembly operations.

Aerospace Manufacturing and Maintenance

Aerospace facilities may use mobile floor cranes to handle suitable aircraft components, tooling, and maintenance equipment where controlled positioning is required.

Crane selection should account for component weight, lifting points, clearance, and applicable handling procedures.

Automotive Manufacturing

Automotive operations can use hydraulic floor cranes for engine handling, component installation, equipment servicing, and tooling movement.

The mobile configuration allows lifting support across suitable maintenance and production areas.

Heavy Equipment Maintenance

Industrial maintenance departments frequently handle motors, pumps, gearboxes, generators, and other heavy machinery components.

The Super-Master provides a mobile lifting option for servicing and positioning these loads within the crane’s rated capacity.

Warehouses and Distribution Centers

Warehouses can use mobile hydraulic floor cranes for maintenance-related lifting, machinery positioning, and handling heavy components where suitable floor conditions and clearances are available.

Industrial Assembly and Fabrication

During equipment assembly, the crane can help position heavy parts, fabricated components, and tooling before installation.

How to Choose the Right Mobile Hydraulic Floor Crane

When selecting a mobile hydraulic crane for industrial material handling, consider the following factors.

1. Maximum Load Weight

Determine the heaviest load that must be lifted, including any applicable rigging equipment.

Select a crane with an appropriate rated capacity for the actual lifting configuration.

2. Required Lifting Height

Measure the height needed to lift and position the load.

The Super-Master family offers lifting heights up to 13 feet, depending on the model.

3. Boom Reach and Load Position

Evaluate the horizontal distance between the crane and the lifting point.

Because lifting capacity can change with boom extension, the appropriate load chart must be reviewed before selecting a model.

4. Available Floor Space

Consider aisle width, workstation clearance, floor condition, turning space, and the area required for outrigger deployment.

5. Mast Rotation Requirements

Determine whether the application requires load positioning around machinery or other obstructions.

The Super-Master provides 150° mast rotation, with additional operating requirements and capacity limitations when rotating outside the outrigger legs.

6. Frequency of Use and Operating Options

For applications involving frequent load positioning, evaluate whether optional powered mast rotation would be beneficial.

7. Custom Engineering Requirements

If standard configurations do not meet the required dimensions, capacity, or operating conditions, ATI can evaluate a custom lifting solution.

Why Choose Air Technical Industries?

Air Technical Industries designs and manufactures industrial lifting and material handling equipment for manufacturers, maintenance departments, and other industrial operations.

ATI offers:

• Industrial lifting equipment engineering expertise
• Multiple standard floor crane models and lifting capacities
• Custom-engineered material handling solutions
• Technical support for equipment selection
• Industrial-grade equipment construction
• Specialized lifting and positioning configurations
• Application-focused equipment recommendations

Whether your facility requires a standard mobile hydraulic floor crane or a specialized lifting arrangement, ATI can help evaluate the appropriate solution based on your load requirements, facility layout, and operational needs.

Request a Quote 

Looking for a heavy-duty hydraulic floor crane for machinery maintenance, industrial assembly, or equipment positioning?

Air Technical Industries offers Super-Master floor cranes in 2,000 lb, 4,000 lb and 6,000 lb nominal capacity models, along with optional configurations for specialized lifting applications.

Request a Quote or Contact ATI’s Engineering Team to discuss your lifting capacity, boom reach, required lifting height and operating conditions.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ’s)

1. What is a Super-Master mobile hydraulic floor crane used for?

The Super-Master mobile hydraulic floor crane is used for lifting, positioning, and moving heavy industrial components during machinery maintenance, equipment installation, manufacturing, and assembly operations.

2. What lifting capacities are available for the Super-Master floor crane?

The Super-Master is available in 2,000 lb, 4,000 lb, and 6,000 lb nominal lifting capacity models. Actual rated capacity depends on boom extension, mast rotation, and the selected configuration.

3. How high can a Super-Master hydraulic floor crane lift?

The Super-Master product family offers lifting heights up to 13 feet, depending on the model and configuration. Buyers should review the applicable model specifications to confirm the required hook height.

4. Can the Super-Master mobile hydraulic crane rotate while lifting?

Yes. The Super-Master includes a 150° free-rotation mast with an integrated friction brake. Outriggers are required for the full rotation range, and ATI specifies a 50% capacity reduction when rotating outside the outrigger legs.

5. What is the difference between a mobile hydraulic floor crane and a fixed jib crane?

A mobile hydraulic floor crane can be moved between suitable work areas, while a fixed jib crane is installed at a designated location. The appropriate choice depends on lifting capacity, required reach, frequency of use, floor space, and workstation layout.

6. Is a portable hydraulic crane suitable for heavy-duty industrial applications?

Yes, when the crane is properly selected for the application. The Super-Master offers nominal capacities up to 6,000 lbs. Operators must follow the applicable rated load chart and operating requirements.

7. Can ATI customize a mobile hydraulic floor crane?

ATI offers custom engineering support and optional configurations for specialized industrial lifting requirements. Available options should be confirmed with the engineering team.

8. What information is needed to request a hydraulic floor crane quote?

Buyers should provide the maximum load weight, required lifting height, boom reach, available floor space, operating conditions, and any special rotation or configuration requirements.