FSCB550
Full-electric counterbalanced crane jib for powered, repeatable handling.
A practical buyer guide
Which Mobile Floor Crane Fits Your Workflow?
Compare powered lifting, manual counterbalance, telescopic reach, and the latest Sinolift mobile floor crane in one clear selection path.
Start with the job: what must be lifted, how far the boom must reach, how often the crane moves, and how much manual effort the operator can accept.
Start with these three questions
1
How often will it move?
Repeated lifting and travel usually point buyers toward full-electric or semi-electric configurations.
2
How far must it reach?
Check the load at the actual boom reach. A longer working envelope does not mean the same capacity at every position.
3
What is confirmed?
For the newest model, confirm the model number and final specification sheet before using numeric claims.
Six current options to compare
Sinolift’s current directory presents six configurations for this updated article. YLE01 and YLD01 are replaced by the latest model shown in the factory photo.
SSCB550
Semi-electric counterbalanced crane for a mixed power configuration.
SCB550 / SCB750
Manual counterbalanced crane jib with heavy-duty design and adjustable reach.
YLH01
Full-electric floor crane and engine-hoist configuration for machinery components.
YLF01
Cantilever telescopic boom mobile floor crane for adjustable reach and positioning.
Latest model
New mobile floor crane supplied in the latest factory photo; model code pending confirmation.
Reach changes the load decision
The published YLF01 table lists boom lengths from 1620 to 3270 mm, with listed capacities from 1000 kg to 300 kg by reach position. It also lists ±60° boom rotation, a 2150 mm turning radius, an 852 mm straddle-leg width, electric drive, a 24/210 battery, 1.2 kW drive motor, 2.2 kW lift motor, and 1070 kg net weight. Treat these as planning references and confirm the final configuration for the site.
How to read the power choices
FSCB550 and YLH01 are identified as full-electric products and are natural starting points for repeated lifting and movement. SSCB550 is identified as semi-electric and may fit applications where powered lifting is useful but the full-electric operating concept is not required. SCB550 and SCB750 are manual counterbalanced options; their product information highlights a five-position telescopic jib, pressure-relief hydraulic pump, safety-catch swivel hook, removable weights, and powder-coated finish.
Latest model update
YLE01 and YLD01 have been removed from the current comparison.
The supplied image shows a yellow mobile crane with a cantilever boom, hook assembly, counterbalanced base, and operator control position. Before quotation, confirm the new model number, capacity, reach positions, lifting height, power source, battery or charger, dimensions, turning radius, attachments, and safety documentation.
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Buyer checklist
1Maximum load and load center, including uneven or suspended loads.
2Required boom reach from the crane centerline to pickup and placement points.
3Lifting height, doorway width, aisle width, overhead clearance, and turning radius.
4Lifting cycles per shift and travel distance between workstations.
5Preferred configuration: manual, semi-electric, or full-electric.
6Floor condition, ramps, thresholds, trailer access, and dock conditions.
7Required hook, sling, spreader, or other attachment arrangement.
8Final model number, capacity chart, and safety documentation.
Ready to specify the right mobile floor crane?
Send the maximum load, required reach, lifting height, aisle conditions, and preferred power configuration for an application review.
Contact SinoliftEmail: info@sinolift.netWhatsApp: +86 138 1717 8390Source: Sinolift mobile floor crane product directory and YLF01 product page. Latest model image supplied by Sinolift.