Although the 200-kilogram cantilever crane has a relatively modest capacity, it serves as a valuable tool for material handling at the workstation level in three ways:

1. Replaces manual labor and significantly reduces labor intensity: By freeing workers from repetitive tasks of bending over to move heavy objects and requiring multiple people to lift heavy loads, a single machine can now perform the previously collaborative lifting tasks, enhancing efficiency while reducing the risk of workplace injuries. 2. Revitalizes corner spaces and doubles point-of-operation efficiency: A column-type articulating boom crane requires only about 1 square meter of floor space to cover a 360-degree area. This is particularly suitable for scenarios where using large overhead cranes would be wasteful and relying on manual labor would be too labor-intensive, such as in factory corners and production line endpoints. 3. Quick setup and immediate use, with manageable investment: Small articulating boom cranes are easy to install, simple to operate, and do not require specialized qualifications, enabling small and medium-sized workshops to utilize professional material handling equipment.