FullSharp supplies a 1000 kg electric tilting table that turns pallets, molds and material rolls through 90 degrees before they go into the next process. The operator places the load, presses a button outside the tilting area and stands clear, replacing the risky practice of several people prying the load over or tipping it with a forklift.
The customer needs to change the orientation of pallets, molds and material rolls before feeding them into a machine. Doing this by hand takes several people prying and tilting the load, and because it is heavy, it can easily fall onto someone. Using a forklift to tip the load causes impacts that damage the pallet edges.
FullSharp supplies an electric tilting table rated 1000 kg, rotating the load 90 degrees with an electric motor. The operator places the load on the table, presses the button, and stands clear of the tilting area. Unlike a lift table that only moves up and down, this equipment changes the load's orientation to move it into the next process step.
1-ton electric tilting table rotating a heavy load 90 degrees inside the warehouse area.
The motor handles the entire tilting motion, so no group of people is needed to pry a heavy load.
Push-button control from a distance means the load will not fall on the operator even if it tips.
Tilting is controlled, with no impact like when a forklift pries up a pallet.
A lift table only moves up and down. A tilting table changes the load's orientation, here through 90 degrees, so a pallet, mold or roll can be turned for the next process step.
The push buttons are placed outside the tilting area, so the operator is not next to the load. Travel limits and a safety latch lock the table at the final position.
The motor turns the table at a steady speed and a retaining edge stops the load sliding off, avoiding the impacts that damage pallet edges when tipping with a forklift.
FullSharp asks about the size, weight and center of gravity of the load to be tilted, to select a table surface size large enough to support it. Our engineers review the material flow in and out and the power supply at the installation site. Contact FullSharp for a consultation on the right configuration.