ISO/TR 25599:2005

TECHNICAL ISO/TR
REPORT 25599
First edition
2005-11-01

Cranes — Jib cranes — International
Standards for design, manufacturing, use
and maintenance requirements and
recommendations
Appareils de levage à charge suspendue — Grues à flèche — Normes
Internationales sur les exigences et recommandations de conception,
de fabrication, d'utilisation et de maintenance




Reference number
ISO/TR 25599:2005(E)
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ISO/TR 25599 was prepared by Technical Committee ISO/TC 96, Cranes, Subcommittee SC 8, Jib Cranes.

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Cranes — Jib cranes — International Standards for design,
manufacturing, use and maintenance requirements and
recommendations
1 Scope
This Technical Report collects the design, manufacturing, use and maintenance requirements and
recommendations for jib cranes in ISO and IEC International Standards.
2 Requirements
2.1 Particular ISO International Standards for jib cranes
The International Standards marked with an x are also applicable for cranes in use.
ISO 4301-1 Cranes and lifting appliances — Classification — Part 1: General
Abstract: Establishes a general classification of cranes based on the number of
operating cycles to be carried out during the expected life of the crane and a load
spectrum factor which represents a nominal state of loading. Classification considers
only the operating conditions which are independent of the type of crane and the
way it is driven.
ISO 4301-4 Cranes and related equipment — Classification — Part 4: Jib cranes
Abstract: Establishes the classification of cranes based on the number of operating
cycles to be carried out during the expected life of the appliance and its
mechanisms, and a load spectrum factor which represents the nominal state of
loading. Guidance as to typical classifications is given.
ISO 4302 Cranes — Wind load assessment
Abstract: Gives a simplified method of calculation and assumes that the wind blows
horizontally from any direction, that the wind blows at a constant velocity and that
there is a static reaction to the loadings applying to the crane structure. It includes
built-in allowances for the effects of gusting (rapid changes in wind velocity) and for
dynamic response.
ISO 4304 Cranes other than mobile and floating cranes — General requirements for stability
Abstract: Specifies the conditions to be met when verifying, by calculation, the
stability of all crane types defined in ISO 4306-1 that are subject to tilting. It assumes
that they are standing on a firm, level supporting surface or track. The sliding of
cranes on their tracks is not covered.

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ISO 4306-1 Cranes — Vocabulary — Part 1: General
Abstract: Defines terms concerning the main types of cranes, parameters, general
concepts and component parts in English, French and Russian.
ISO 4308-1 x Cranes and lifting appliances — Selection of wire ropes — Part 1: General
Abstract: Specifies two methods for the selection of wire rope to be used on lifting
appliances as designated in ISO 4306-1, one based on the value of the rope
selection factor C and the other based on the value of the coefficient of utilization Z .
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ISO 4308-1 establishes the minimum requirements for acceptable strength and
performance levels of wire ropes with respect to the design, application and
maintenance of the lifting appliance. ISO 4308-1 establishes the minimum
requirements for the diameters of drums and sheaves that are to be associated with
the selected wire rope.
ISO 4309 x Cranes — Wire ropes — Care, maintenance, installation, examination and discard
Abstract: Details the essential guidelines for examination of wire ropes in service on
a lifting appliance, and enumerates discard criteria relating to wire breaks, wear,
corrosion and deformation which are to be applied to ensure the efficient and safe
usage of the equipment.
ISO 4310 Cranes — Test code and procedures
Abstract: Specifies the tests and procedures to be followed in order to verify that a
crane conforms to its operational specifications and is capable of lifting rated loads.
Where rated loads are determined by stability, a test procedure and test load are
specified that permit stability margins to be easily verified. Defines test procedures
such as conformity tests, visual inspection and load lifting competence testing.
ISO 7296-1 plus Cranes — Graphic symbols — Part 1: General
ISO 7296-1:1991/
Amd.1:1996 Cranes — Graphic symbols — Part 1: General — Amendment 1
Abstract: Gives 67 symbols and defines the various colours to be used with cranes.
Contains the alphabetical indexes in English, French and Russian.
ISO 7363 Cranes and lifting appliances — Technical characteristics and acceptance documents
Abstract: Establishes the form of presentation and content of the documents which a
manufacturer should provide with the equipment. Documents give technical
information and include acceptance documents for the equipment to facilitate its
installation, testing and use. Specimen acceptance documents are given in the
annex. Applies to all types defined in ISO 4306-1.
ISO 7595 Socketing procedures for wire ropes — Molten metal socketing
Abstract: Provides guidance on recommended practices for metal socketing. When
socketing ropes have wire tensile grades greater than 1 960 MPa, special
precautions may be necessary and the rope supplier should be consulted. Rope
terminations specified in ISO 7595 may be used for determining the breaking load of
wire ropes in accordance with ISO 3108.

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ISO 7752-1 Lifting appliances — Controls — Layout and characteristics — Part 1: General
principles
Abstract: Deals with the arrangement of those crane controls which are used in
positioning loads and serves as a general basis for the elaboration of detailed
International Standards for particular types. It defines basic requirements of these
controls, safe crane operation conditions and criteria for the layout of control levers
and pedals.
ISO 7752-4 Cranes — Controls — Layout and characteristics — Part 4: Jib cranes
Abstract: Establishes the arrangement, requirements and direction of movement of
the basic crane controls for travelling, traversing, slewing, lifting, hoisting and
lowering operations for these cranes as defined in ISO 4306-1.
ISO 8566-1 Cranes — Cabins — Part 1: General
Abstract: Establishes the general requirements for cabin construction, driver's seat,
visibility, control elements, information, noise, vibration, heating and air-conditioning
for cranes as defined in ISO 4306-1.
ISO 8566-4 Cranes — Cabins — Part 4: Jib Cranes
Abstract: Establishes the requirements for cabin construction, driver's seat, control
elements, heating and cooling for cranes as defined in ISO 4306-1.
ISO 8686-1 Cranes — Design principles for loads and load combinations — Part 1: General
Abstract: Establishes general methods for calculating loads and principles to be
used to select load combinations for proof of competence for the structural and
mechanical components for cranes as defined in ISO 4306-1. It is based on rigid
body kinetic analysis and elasto-static analysis. It provides the general form, content
and range of parameter values for more specific standards and also a framework for
agreement on loads and load combinations between manufacturer and purchaser.
ISO 8686-4 Cranes — Design principles for loads and load combinations — Part 4: Jib cranes
Abstract: Establishes the application of ISO 8686-1 to jib cranes as defined in
ISO 4306-1, and gives specific values for the factors to be used.
ISO 9373 x Cranes and related equipment — Accuracy requirements for measuring parameters
during testing
Abstract: Specifies the principal requirements for instruments and measurement
systems of test loads, distances, time and other relevant parameters for cranes and
related equipment. It gives recommended limit values of relative errors in
measurement during testing.
ISO 9374-1 Cranes — Information to be provided — Part 1: General
Abstract: Specifies in general the information to be provided by the purchaser and
the manufacturer so that the most suitable crane can be supplied for the duty
requirements and service conditions. Refers to ISO 4301-1 and ISO 7363.

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ISO 9374-4 Cranes — Information to be provided — Part 4: Jib cranes
Abstract: Specifies information to be provided by a purchaser in enquiring about or
ordering a crane and a manufacturer in tendering for or supplying a crane.
ISO 9926-1 x Cranes — Training of drivers — Part 1: General
Abstract: Specifies the minimum training to be given to trainee drivers of cranes, to
develop basic operational skills and to impart the requisite knowledge for the proper
use of those skills. Does not specify any procedure for evaluating capabilities or
qualifications of
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